FIBROMYALGIA

• Inpatient EMDR by Ed Tryk, 1/20/98
  • fibromyalgia by Judy Webb, 1/22/98
    
    

hAVE WORKED WITH A FEW 'FIBRO' CLIENTS AND WAS PLEASED TO DISCOVER A LESSENING OF PAIN AND AN INCREASE IN RANGE OF MOTION. WE THEN ACHIEVED MORE RESULTS VIA ACUPUNCTURE AND/OR CHIROPRACTIC. I HAVE COME TO BELIEVE THAT FREQUENTLY FIBRO IS A SEQUELAE TO HAVING HELD PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PAIN IN STASIS OVER TIME: MUCH THE SAME WAY THAT RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IS PERHAPS SOMETIMES DUE TO HOLDING ANGER RIGIDLY WITHIN CONNECTIVE TISSUES. I THINK A COMBINATION OF EMDR AND ORIENTAL MEASURES IS PREFERRABLE TO THE PILLS OR SURGERY APPROACHES, WHICH CAN ALWAYS BE TRIED IF ACUPUNCTURE/CHIROPRACTIC, ETC. FAILS. SORRY, THIS IS THE FIRST THING I'VE EVER WRITTEN ON A COMPUTER AND I DON'T HAVE AN E-MAIL YET. SNAIL MAIL ADDRESS: ED LANGHAM, 3521 STATE, SAGINAW, MI 48602.

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