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	<title>Comments on: What to Learn From Back Pain</title>
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		<title>By: Brian</title>
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		<description>HI - I enjoy your blog.  I too am an IT consultant, and sit all day most days.  I also play guitar all the time, when sitting in front of the computer at home.  I also have back and neck pain.  Mine does not come from bulging discs or nerves, but from stress.  As we are computer nerds, we are very obsessive about getting &quot;the project&quot; completed, we are not prone exercise much, and our entire bodies become tight as a result.  

I highly recommend you read, if you haven&#039;t, &quot;Healing Back Pain&quot; by John Sarno. The book explains reasons behind back pain, and why it might not be a structural only problem. Just after reading this book, most of my symptoms have gone away.  When I do have flare ups, I am able to contain them and get on with my life, instead of being prohibited by pain.  It is the best $10 I ever spent, and I think it may do you some good.  Please rent it from the library or get it on amazon.  It has really changed my life.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>HI &#8211; I enjoy your blog.  I too am an IT consultant, and sit all day most days.  I also play guitar all the time, when sitting in front of the computer at home.  I also have back and neck pain.  Mine does not come from bulging discs or nerves, but from stress.  As we are computer nerds, we are very obsessive about getting &#8220;the project&#8221; completed, we are not prone exercise much, and our entire bodies become tight as a result.  </p>
<p>I highly recommend you read, if you haven&#8217;t, &#8220;Healing Back Pain&#8221; by John Sarno. The book explains reasons behind back pain, and why it might not be a structural only problem. Just after reading this book, most of my symptoms have gone away.  When I do have flare ups, I am able to contain them and get on with my life, instead of being prohibited by pain.  It is the best $10 I ever spent, and I think it may do you some good.  Please rent it from the library or get it on amazon.  It has really changed my life.</p>
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