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A Multiple Sclerosis Recovery Through Mind Body Thinking and Tai Chi

In this interview with Arlene Faulk, the author of Walking on Pins and Needles: A Memoir of Chronic Resilience in the Face of Multiple Sclerosis, we hear about her recovery and what made the difference. At 22 years old, Arlene found her entire lower half went numb, taking away her mobility and functioning for over three months and leaving her with understandable lingering questions. She was somehow able to move on with her life when the feeling and mobility came back, but because there was no comprehensive answer, future symptoms would prove harder to manage. Arlene shares that she slowly developed more and more symptoms, getting no answers from the medical world and we discussed how her level of fear began to go up as a result. I connected this to my work with doubt, as I see fear as the emotional form of doubt, and we agreed that there was a stark correlation between her fear and her increased symptoms. She was diagnosed with MS at the age of 40, chronicling how she had to hide her myriad symptoms out of a fear that it would have limited her career ascent. Through Chinese medicine and tai chi, Arlene has been able to get her symptoms to calm and have some control over them. She has since become a tai chi instructor and wanted to write her book to help others know about such experiences as she has had. We hit on the most key variable of all — whether in her work or mine: changing the way we think can radically change what happens in the body. #multiplesclerosis #crushingdoubt #drdanratner Crushing Doubt Membership and Seminars ******************************************** Learn more about our memberships: https://bit.ly/3P5uOgh Register for an upcoming seminars: https://bit.ly/3ICMZYb Subscribe to Crushing Doubt Youtube Channel https://youtube.com/c/crushingdoubt?s...