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this is where i stand Nancy talks about sensitivity, fibromyalgia, pain, stress, and her own medical school training, which she identifies as the trigger for her illness (from ACEP conference 2005):* Normal doctors don’t know what to do with fibromyalgia patients. Some of it is the helplessness of medical science in this area. But some of it I believe is the exact temperament of the patient. Fibromyalgia Patients My fibromyalgia patients qualify as highly sensitive people. They’ve been identified as sensitive by other people in their environments. In my practice, every single one of them who has ever taken a Meyers-Briggs temperament inventory is an intuitive-feeler. Except for two: one was evenly split intuitive-sensing-feeler, and the other one was evenly split thinking-feeling, but was intuitive. I think that’s noteworthy. That’s called ‘the idealist temperament’ by David Keirsey, Ph.D. who wrote Please Understand Me II. Hyperbole and Metaphor The language of the idealist is hyperbolic and metaphoric. You go into a physician and you’re speaking in hyperbole: ‘I can’t stand the pain!! It is the worst pain I have ever had, and I can never get rid of it!!!’ - and metaphor: ‘There is a Tasmanian devil poking me with a hot poker in my hip!’ To the typical, left-brained physician, you look weird. You can’t do that in a doctor’s office. If you can’t say what’s wrong with you in three sentences, you’ve lost that doctor. © Rue Hass 2005 26 IntuitiveMentoring.com Profoundly light -hearted strategies for unsticking stuck stuff
this is where i stand Communicate Your Symptoms I’ll even tell my patients, ‘Listen, when you go to another doctor, like a specialist, you just write and rewrite until you can say what you need to say in three sentences. Because otherwise you’re going to lose that doctor. They’re going to think you’re weird.’ I know, I am one. I had to learn to talk the way they do. Benevolence The idealist is also invested in benevolence. So if we talk about people who are coming from idealism and spirituality, we’re talking about their experience of the culture and the world that we’re in, and multiple layers of potential emotional difficulty and struggling. We’re talking about a sensory processing sensitivity. We are talking about a person who might get subjected to trauma just trying to live a normal life on planet Earth. Temperament So I believe that most of the people who get fibromyalgia have this substrate of temperament. And then they get sick. I think it reflects, and maybe we’ll prove it one day with functional MRI studies, a brain that is more sensitive to stress and trauma, and more sensitive to getting into amplification mode after repeated stress and trauma. We must honor the sensitive temperament © Rue Hass 2005 27 IntuitiveMentoring.com Profoundly light -hearted strategies for unsticking stuck stuff
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