Yes. I attribute my TM to the stress I was experiencing while down-sizing a bank branch by eliminating a satelite drive-up building. closing down 18 ATM's, raising the fees on an entire mall of commercial accounts so they would go elsewhere, and eliminating the jobs of 8 of my staff. This was by order of upper management and I couldn't tell my staff the final outcome. I just kept dropping the bomb month after month. My neuro would not agree that stress caused the TM so I fall in the idiopathic category. (I loved most of my 35 years of banking!)
---- Robert Pall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I truly believe that TM was caused by stress in my life. I believe I > had nothing more serious than a summer cold, but due to the stress in my > life which was extremely high at that time my immune system was weakened > allowing the onset of TM. This is not very scientific, but I believe > this was the cause for me. To further your research Sal, I would be > interested to know if other TM'rs had a similar stressful period prior > or during the onset. > > Rob in New Jersey > > ________________________________ > > From: sal r [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 2:51 PM > To: tm > Subject: [TMIC] time has passed but....this is for Every1 on the TMA > list > > > I know for some of us it has been a lifetime of our TM, ADEM, NMO, MS > and so on...but have we ever figured what happened? I know that we all > have adapted to it and forgot about it but instead of having doctors and > researchers find the reason why, whats a better source then the person > who actually got it..What I am getting at is that i wanted everyone on > the list to recall what they did 1 month to a year before their > illness...ex: vacation, car accident...just something that you think > would trigger it...I was in a car accident 8 months before my > onset...also i was eating a lot of fast food and red meat....just even > if you dont think it was it just put it down...it may not make a > difference for us as it has already happened but what if we can prevent > it for our future generations? > > ________________________________ > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > <http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=51438/*http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs>
