Pain

[Guest guest]

Senor Pinche Wey--It was you who told us about Dr

John Sarno's book Healing Back Pain wasn't it? I want

to thank you a million times over for sharing that

info, because that book has changed my life. Those of

you who have been posting about pain lately might

want to check it out. If I could, I would give

everyone here a copy. Fortunately though, it's cheap and

any of your independant local booksellers should be

able to order it for you if they don't stock it. <br>I

should add that it's not just about back pain. The stuff

I read in the book applies to the back strain I got

lifting a patient at work, as well as the knee pain I

used to feel running and biking, tension headaches,

pains during yoga practice, and other mysterious pains.

Pains that I only have minor insignificant versions of

now, if at all. Sound too good to be true? jsut

wait.<br>One of my big reasons for doing yoga was to help my

body feel better physically. Now this book has freed

my practice to be whatever it wants to be, instead

of having the specific purpose of fixing me. I trust

my body now. Before the aches and pains meant that

there was something wrong with it. Now I believe that

that view couldn't be further from the truth (in many

cases anyway).<br>I'll leave of being Senor and Sarno's

biggest fans now, but not before saying one more time: If

something hurts, read this book!