Re: aaahhhhh, that felt sooooo good

[Guest guest]

That would be so nice.  Made me feel better with just the description you gave.

lol

Carol B

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To: LUPIES

Sent: Friday, September 30, 2011 10:18 PM

Subject: aaahhhhh, that felt sooooo good

 

Today I woke up in sooo much pain from yesterday. I had a chiropractic appt

late afternoon. I arrived early so I sat in this massage chair. It was

sooooo awesome. While leaving, I told my friend that there should be a way

to get a dr to prescribe a massage chair. This is one of those chairs where

it even does the legs. Very expensive.

My grandmother had things like a whirlpool prescribed.

My pain level was a 9 beforehand. Just sitting in the chair, it went down to

about a 3 or 4. After the adjustment, it was a 1. Don't you think this would

be justified for pain relief? No meds. Just a massage at the end/beginning

of each day. A chiro trip maybe once a month. So much cheaper than spending

on meds.

maryruth

[Guest guest]

I agree Ruth.  I have found over the years that going to the chiropractor

about once a month and getting a massage every week helps me more than anything.

 I just can't afford  it though.  If I could get those things and a hot tub I

would think that I had died and gone to heaven. LOL!! If insurance companies

would realize that they could save money in the long run. Just don't see it

happening!!

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To: LUPIES

Sent: Friday, September 30, 2011 9:18 PM

Subject: aaahhhhh, that felt sooooo good

 

Today I woke up in sooo much pain from yesterday. I had a chiropractic appt

late afternoon. I arrived early so I sat in this massage chair. It was

sooooo awesome. While leaving, I told my friend that there should be a way

to get a dr to prescribe a massage chair. This is one of those chairs where

it even does the legs. Very expensive.

My grandmother had things like a whirlpool prescribed.

My pain level was a 9 beforehand. Just sitting in the chair, it went down to

about a 3 or 4. After the adjustment, it was a 1. Don't you think this would

be justified for pain relief? No meds. Just a massage at the end/beginning

of each day. A chiro trip maybe once a month. So much cheaper than spending

on meds.

maryruth