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In Reply to: Magnetic Therapy - Since you could care less... posted by Gregory on September 20, 2002 at 14:39:24:

This is what she posted with the heading Magnet Therapy:

"I've been having low back pain for months now. Has anyone out there tried magnets to relieve pain? Please post any experiences/testimonials as I'm pretty skeptical, but almost to the point that I'll try anything that can't hurt/might help."

Where in there do you see it says - Gregory only, please respond? When someone posts on the board, it is pretty much open for anyone to answer, so in my opinion, it was an invitation for my input as well as yours and anyone else.

I said I could care less what she CHOOSES to use, but I feel that my suggestion was just as valid as yours. You tried to portray me as not "let"ting her try the magnets, that wasn't my suggestion at all. My only suggestion was "Why don't you try SR?". I didn't say ONLY try SR, ignore the magnets. You really are trying to twist my words and communication all out of proportion to mean something they don't.

There was no need to attack me for suggesting skilled relaxation. It works for me and others and I thought it was valid in her case.

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• Re: Magnetic Therapy - Since you could care less... Tension Man 21:32:24 9/20/02 (1)
  • Re: Magnetic Therapy - Since you could care less... I Care 00:08:32 9/21/02 (0)

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy posted by SRer on September 20, 2002 at 12:15:32:

I should have said before that I started a serious wellness plan in March including a whole foods diet (excluding wheat, dairy, and sugar) and incorporating skilled relaxation into my daily routine; this all to control my RA. I am still taking methotrexate, but am off the prednisone and celebrex -- and I truly believe I'm on the road! BUT I've had this back pain since the beginning of the year, and it's only getting worse.

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• Re: Magnetic Therapy SRer 17:49:36 9/20/02 (0)

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy - Testimonials posted by Gregory on September 20, 2002 at 11:56:52:

Hi Gregory,

Thanks for your response -- I really felt like a dummy for not trying the search engine first! You're always helpful.

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• Re: Magnetic Therapy - Medical Studies Gregory 03:35:32 9/22/02 (1)
  • Re: Magnetic Therapy - Medical Studies (Archive.) Walt Stoll 07:09:23 9/23/02 (0)

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy posted by DonnaW on September 20, 2002 at 17:42:17:

Wow! Congratulations. I think that's wonderful you are on the road. Incidentally, have you had your low back pain diagnosed? It is not always due to spinal, joint or muscle problems. Go to the link I've posted below and read the first paragraph. It can tell you of all the things that can cause an onset and worsening of low back pain.

• http://www.bestdoctors.com/en/conditions/l/lowbackandspine/lowbackandspine_060200_p.htm

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy posted by Tension Man on September 20, 2002 at 14:14:06:

You said that just about anything that a
person has faith in will heal them. That
would mean that I could heal brain damage by
puting mud on my feet.

Trying to be funny but things usually take
the right treatment or help to get over them.

I am the curious type and like to understand
how something works and I haven't figured
magnets out and a friend tries to convince me
to try them but can't explain how they Could
work. I think he sells them but he is Still
trying to solve problems he has and hasn't
yet so I can't get myself to buy the magnets.
I have a Bunch of them around since I used
to build speakers but they say they are
Special magnets arranged a certain way.(??)

I tought that Maybe they drew blood to the
area because of the iron in the blood but a
Dr said that doesn't happen. I use cayenne
pepper and That will draw blood to where it
is applied.

VF

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy - Since you could care less... posted by SRer on September 20, 2002 at 17:11:00:

SR it's a damn good thing that you do SR because, just like me, you let things get to you. For every 20 minutes you spend mad you have to spend two minutes feeling good and the negative can build up real quick. I've still got a hundred hours to go if I can keep from backing up by letting things make me want to run away. And damn I want to run away most of the time.

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• Re: Magnetic Therapy - Since you could care less... I Care 00:08:32 9/21/02 (0)

In Reply to: Magnetic Therapy posted by DonnaW on September 20, 2002 at 11:29:31:

I know some celebrities report they have gotten results with this. Maybe worth a read.

Good Luck

• Sarno book

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy - Since you could care less... posted by Tension Man on September 20, 2002 at 21:32:24:

(((((((((((((((((((Tension Man))))))))))))))))))))))))))

I am sorry that you feel this way. Your post touched me, how you spoke about running away from it all. Thats my exact feelings, but you know what, with SR, it helps so much.But its a matter of staying disciplined. Also do something that gives you real passion in life. Whatever that may be for you. It doesnt have to be something where you make money from it. Most importantly do something that makes you feel alive and glad to be alive, even if its just for a short while. A kind of reprieve from "reality".

What is it that you want to run away from? In fact, running away doesnt actually work. i have tried it myself and you just get to be miserable in better surroundings, but you still have the same inner problems to deal with.

I hope you find what you are looking for. My heart went out to you today and I couldnt stop thinking about your words and the pain behind them.

Best wishes and You are in my thoughts and prayers.

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy - Testimonials posted by DonnaW on September 20, 2002 at 17:43:11:

Additional information, for what it's worth...

• Magnetic Therapy Medical Studies

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• Re: Magnetic Therapy - Medical Studies (Archive.) Walt Stoll 07:09:23 9/23/02 (0)

In Reply to: Re: Magnetic Therapy - Medical Studies posted by Gregory on September 22, 2002 at 03:35:32:

Thanks, Gregory.

Namaste`

Walt