Surgery Success Story

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I am glad it worked for you but perhaps you did not have a reccurence, as you cannot get better from thinking differently as it is a physical illness (a nerve problem) as opposed to a psychiatric one.

True. I suppose you, a stranger on the internet, would know more than Dr. Conway and three pelvic floor PTs (with over 60 years of experience and hundreds of PN cases between them) who I saw during the time window of my recurrence, and who all agreed that I was suffering from pudendal neuralgia.

If you would read the source material I reference you will see that I (and the authors) agree that the illness is indeed physical. I could also reference the story of ezer, another user who used to frequent the forum. He was the one that introduced me to this approach. Many others have reported similar successes.

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Are you suggesting that Dr Conway, believes you can imagine the pain away? I doubt even PT’s claim that either. I am glad it has gone for you but saying unproven approaches work is unhelpful especially to the vulnerable.

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Are you suggesting that Dr Conway, believes you can imagine the pain away? I doubt even PT’s claim that either. I am glad it has gone for you but saying unproven approaches work is unhelpful especially to the vulnerable.

Nope, and I do not believe that either. However, they would all recognize that there is a psychosocial aspect to chronic pain. In any event, I have talked to them and you have not, so your arrogance seems out of place here.

You misrepresenting my views along with the entire mind-body paradigm is what is not particularly helpful to the vulnerable.