I would like to participate in this group. I completely agree Gerikat. I know that my IBS is being triggered by the emotional pain, sadness and rage in my unconscious. I wasn't molested, but I had a very difficult, chaotic childhood. For a long time I thought I made it through that relatively unscathed, but it's coming to light through therapy how much of that affected who I am as an adult. And I am seeing the symptom imperative before my eyes as I attempt to treat my digestive symptoms. As soon as something feels better, such as my heartburn, something else flares up. At any rate, I look forward to participating in a group of like minded individuals, as I am not questioning the validity of Sarno's books, therefore am not interested in a debate about whether or not it's possible. For me, I know that it is.
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