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> cxxxxx xxxxxr <xxxxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: Desperate for pain help
Monte,
I hope you can help me. I started suffering from piriformis syndrome after training for a 1/2
marathon last spring, and traveling a lot on airplanes. It then shifted down to my calves and I
was diagnosed with peroneal tendinitis. I stopped running completely and only biked.
Then as it wasn't getting better, they put me in a boot. I have been going to PT religiously, and
things were starting to get better. But out of the blue I now have posterior tibial tendinitis in
both legs (including the one that is still in the boot!!). I started researching and am wondering
if my pain (and my lack of recovery) is caused from stress.
Two years ago, I had nerve pain and burning in my mouth and arms that was definitely stress
related (although at the time I insisted I had some rare disorder!).
I am a constant worrier, so having these ailments have just exacerbated the problem. I'm not
sure what to do next. I am ready to commit myself into the psych ward!
Can you help?
Thank you,
Cxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Desperate for pain help
Monte,
I hope you can help me. I started suffering from piriformis syndrome after training for a 1/2
marathon last spring, and traveling a lot on airplanes. It then shifted down to my calves and I
was diagnosed with peroneal tendinitis. I stopped running completely and only biked.
Then as it wasn't getting better, they put me in a boot. I have been going to PT religiously, and
things were starting to get better. But out of the blue I now have posterior tibial tendinitis in
both legs (including the one that is still in the boot!!). I started researching and am wondering
if my pain (and my lack of recovery) is caused from stress.
Two years ago, I had nerve pain and burning in my mouth and arms that was definitely stress
related (although at the time I insisted I had some rare disorder!).
I am a constant worrier, so having these ailments have just exacerbated the problem. I'm not
sure what to do next. I am ready to commit myself into the psych ward!
Can you help?
Thank you,
Cxxxxxxx
| email received on Nov. 10th, 2008 from a person ready to go to the psyche ward |
--- On Mon, 11/10/08, Monte Hueftle@runningpain.com <monte@runningpain.com> wrote:
> From: Monte Hueftle@runningpain.com <monte@runningpain.com>
> Subject: Re: Desperate for pain help
> To: cxxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com
> Date: Monday, November 10, 2008, 2:10 PM
> Cxxxxxxx---LOL...hold off on the psych ward for a couple of weeks. I can help.
>
> I just responded to your suvey. It seems you already have some correlation between stress
and different types of "symptoms".
>
> I'm not pushing my book on you....But this is where you really need to start.
>
> This is a pretty simple "inner" stress disorder to understand but you have to commit to
following a few steps.
>
> Worry is the big one and you have several other common type a traits. And I'm convinced
that 90% of all piriformis and sciatica are tension induced pain disorders.....
>
> Get my book. It is a quick read. Start "thinking" psychological. Stop all physical
treatments. You will notice immediate improvement.
Monte
> From: Monte Hueftle@runningpain.com <monte@runningpain.com>
> Subject: Re: Desperate for pain help
> To: cxxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com
> Date: Monday, November 10, 2008, 2:10 PM
> Cxxxxxxx---LOL...hold off on the psych ward for a couple of weeks. I can help.
>
> I just responded to your suvey. It seems you already have some correlation between stress
and different types of "symptoms".
>
> I'm not pushing my book on you....But this is where you really need to start.
>
> This is a pretty simple "inner" stress disorder to understand but you have to commit to
following a few steps.
>
> Worry is the big one and you have several other common type a traits. And I'm convinced
that 90% of all piriformis and sciatica are tension induced pain disorders.....
>
> Get my book. It is a quick read. Start "thinking" psychological. Stop all physical
treatments. You will notice immediate improvement.
Monte
| my response on Nov. 10th 2008 |
| Re: Desperate for pain helpSaturday, January 24, 2009 10:41 AM From: This sender is DomainKeys verified "xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx" <cxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com>View contact details To: "Monte Hueftle@runningpain.com" <monte@runningpain.com> Monte, I just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you. As you suggested in my desperate email to you back in November, I read your book several times, and read Dr. Sarno's book as well. I found it very enlightening to say the least. I have gone from having severe ankle tendinitis pain for 6 months, in an orthopedic boot and on crutches, to being able to run again with absolutely no pain. It took me a while to give up physical therapy, but had my last one 5 weeks ago. I am slowly building up my running again, and hope to start racing again in April. I was at my wit's end when I first emailed you, and I am so grateful that I can now live my life without pain and be there fully for my kids. Keep up the good work! xxxxxxx xxxxxx |
| reply from Jan. 24th, 2009 - Living & running pain free |
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community. The information on this site is not intended as medical advice. It is practical knowledge and experience on how to
alternatively eliminate running injuries like piriformis, sciatica, runners knee and ITBS, that are often mis-diagnosed as an over-use
or structural injury. For people who have read Dr. John Sarno and are familiar with tension myositis syndrome, my information has
been discovered by many to be the missing link in their healing program. If you have any questions please feel free to contact
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community. The information on this site is not intended as medical advice. It is practical knowledge and experience on how to
alternatively eliminate running injuries like piriformis, sciatica, runners knee and ITBS, that are often mis-diagnosed as an over-use
or structural injury. For people who have read Dr. John Sarno and are familiar with tension myositis syndrome, my information has
been discovered by many to be the missing link in their healing program. If you have any questions please feel free to contact
monte@runningpain.com any time.
If You Suffer With Chronic Running Injuries or Chronic Pain That Are Caused By Inner Stress & Tension I Can Help You End The Pain Cycle!
I experienced chronic back, piriformis, sciatica & knee pain for 20 years. I have been pain free for 8 years and run 70-80 miles every week.
Monte Hueftle
I experienced chronic back, piriformis, sciatica & knee pain for 20 years. I have been pain free for 8 years and run 70-80 miles every week.
Monte Hueftle