mayofascal release question?

What exactly happen to your back?

T Joe <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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messed my back up a few years back. doc told me it was a mayofascal

injury.

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iv done alot of reading on it lately.wonderring if any of you guys

practice

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it. and what are the chances of a recover..

Joe:

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messed my back up a few years back. doc told me it was a mayofascal injury. iv done alot of
reading on it lately.wonderring if any of you guys practice it. and what are the chances of a
recover..

The best thing to do is to contact a local massage therapist who has experience in myofascial
release and therapeutic work. A physical examination by the therapist will determine in myofascial
release is what you need to help recover.

I've had some on my upper arms after I overdid my strength training and ended up causing some soft
tissue damage to my right brachialis (one of the biceps), and it worked great for me. I never
realized how tight my arm was at the time, but really felt the difference after the treatment.

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Jason Paul McCartan

i picked up one end of a sofa in 98 felt muscle pull in my right shoulder.
it healed then few months later pulled it again. that time it never healed.
its been almost 6 years an i suffer from cronic pain on a daily bases. i
went to 4 doctors and after 2 mri's and other test they came back with the
conclusion that i was suffering from mayofascal pain that id just have to
learn to deal with it. then i heard about 3 months ago of mayofascal release
figured id have nothing to loose by giving it a shot.
"Jason Paul McCartan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Joe:

Quoted message said:

messed my back up a few years back. doc told me it was a mayofascal

injury.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

iv done alot of reading on it lately.wonderring if any of you guys

practice

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

it. and what are the chances of a recover..

The best thing to do is to contact a local massage therapist who has experience in myofascial
release and therapeutic work. A physical examination by the therapist will determine in myofascial
release is what you need to help recover.

I've had some on my upper arms after I overdid my strength training and ended up causing some soft
tissue damage to my right brachialis (one of the biceps), and it worked great for me. I never
realized how tight my arm was at the time, but really felt the difference after the treatment.

--
Jason Paul McCartan

Hey Joe..

I feel very optimistic about your situation.. and also have put you in my thoughts and prayers.. I'm
nearly thru the massage program here and everything we're being taught and from things I've read..
I'd keep on doing what you're doing.. look into it further.. don't accept chronic pain as the final
answer just yet.. explore, explore, explore.. be diligent.. and don't discard alternative
therapies.. Myofascial work is pretty amazing stuff.. hang in there, you just may be pleasantly
surprised at the outcome!

Mj "Joe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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i picked up one end of a sofa in 98 felt muscle pull in my right shoulder. it healed then few
months later pulled it again. that time it never

healed.

Quoted message said:

its been almost 6 years an i suffer from cronic pain on a daily bases. i went to 4 doctors and
after 2 mri's and other test they came back with the conclusion that i was suffering from
mayofascal pain that id just have to learn to deal with it. then i heard about 3 months ago of
mayofascal

release

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figured id have nothing to loose by giving it a shot. "Jason Paul McCartan"
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Joe:

Quoted message said:

messed my back up a few years back. doc told me it was a mayofascal

injury.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

iv done alot of reading on it lately.wonderring if any of you guys

practice

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

it. and what are the chances of a recover..

The best thing to do is to contact a local massage therapist who has experience in myofascial
release and therapeutic work. A physical examination by the therapist will determine in
myofascial release is what you need to help recover.

I've had some on my upper arms after I overdid my strength training and ended up causing some
soft tissue damage to my right brachialis (one of the biceps), and it worked great for me. I
never realized how tight my arm was at the time, but really felt the difference after the
treatment.

--
Jason Paul McCartan