Re: rolfing Info

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Someone a while back on here posted that she had been doing this, and felt

it sucessfull I thought she said but TX are very costly, that is all I have ever

heard about it but looked it up after her post and read about it, you have to

complete a program so to speak to begin to get results.???? Hope this helps

Sharon

in AZ wrote: I get massages but Rolfing is

supposed to be very painful even for the un-hurting.

hugs

jill larion wrote:

Has anybody tried Rolfing for their pain?

Jill

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My mom has a rolfing instructor here , but I dont know much about the

program. From what i understand its not at all painful as someone

posted before, but yes very expensive. I dont know about how

successful it is in here-and-there sessions, or if you need to do an

entire 'program', or what. But i do know my mom has done sessions and

likes it alot, and has never complained of it being painful or

uncomfortable. My mom has suspected but not diagnosed fibromyalgia, as

well as migraines like me.

-Nina

> Someone a while back on here posted that she had been doing this,

> and felt it sucessfull I thought she said but TX are very costly,

> that is all I have ever heard about it but looked it up after her

> post and read about it, you have to complete a program so to speak

> to begin to get results.???? Hope this helps Sharon

>

> in AZ wrote: I get massages but Rolfing

> is supposed to be very painful even for the un-hurting.

> hugs

>

>

> jill larion wrote:

> Has anybody tried Rolfing for their pain?

>

> Jill

>

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