Comments on: I Need A Massage http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/ A Health Blog By Someone Who Knows Mon, 14 May 2012 19:33:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: John http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/comment-page-1/#comment-506 John Sat, 16 Feb 2008 03:31:50 +0000 http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/#comment-506 I go through incredidble pain every moment Im awake due to an injury that had badly crushed and damaged my neck and lower back and caused some brain and spinal cord damage. Steel plates and screwes only helped a minor amount. I've had 4 years of Doctors and special theropies now, but not much help. Recently I've been going to the showrooms around here and getting free massages from the Human Touch 7450 (amoung others, but the 7450 is my favoritr) one time per week acting as a customer and it's massage helps enough that I am convinced it will help reverse the pattern of pain and missery. For those 15-20 minutes in the chair, I'm not a misserable busted up old man, Im alive and I even laugh once in a while about the chair and how great it feels. If you pay $100 per massage and you have 1 per week, in 40 weeks (less then a year) you have spent as much as you would have for the chair. If you have the chair for only 5 years, you have paid $16 dollars a week for one massage a week. or basically, $16 a week for all the massages you want per week. Get it, increase the massages, enjoy life at least once a day, and just maybe, start to feel better. It makes a huge difference in the blood flow, muscle movement, spinal flexing excersise, neck and upper back tightness. I'll be getting one soon, there starting to catch on to my weekly rounds. I figure it just may save my life, because I too am living in unbearable pain and to me it isn't worth it, so I'm making changes slowly to make it just a little better every few months, I understand how you feel. Good luck, keep living, get the chair, and work your way up to walking or a swimming pool membership. I've found FLOATING is a great way to also relieve pain while giving my body a different sensation (other then pain) to feel and help me with and of course excercise. Stay Alive, keep trying, and keep a journal of everything and see what helps and what hurts, then follow what helps right to the path of once again being able to participate in life. Take Care, Read things that make you laugh and start to change the pattern with a new massage chair. John I go through incredidble pain every moment Im awake due to an injury that had badly crushed and damaged my neck and lower back and caused some brain and spinal cord damage. Steel plates and screwes only helped a minor amount. I’ve had 4 years of Doctors and special theropies now, but not much help. Recently I’ve been going to the showrooms around here and getting free massages from the Human Touch 7450 (amoung others, but the 7450 is my favoritr) one time per week acting as a customer and it’s massage helps enough that I am convinced it will help reverse the pattern of pain and missery. For those 15-20 minutes in the chair, I’m not a misserable busted up old man, Im alive and I even laugh once in a while about the chair and how great it feels. If you pay $100 per massage and you have 1 per week, in 40 weeks (less then a year) you have spent as much as you would have for the chair. If you have the chair for only 5 years, you have paid $16 dollars a week for one massage a week. or basically, $16 a week for all the massages you want per week. Get it, increase the massages, enjoy life at least once a day, and just maybe, start to feel better. It makes a huge difference in the blood flow, muscle movement, spinal flexing excersise, neck and upper back tightness. I’ll be getting one soon, there starting to catch on to my weekly rounds. I figure it just may save my life, because I too am living in unbearable pain and to me it isn’t worth it, so I’m making changes slowly to make it just a little better every few months, I understand how you feel. Good luck, keep living, get the chair, and work your way up to walking or a swimming pool membership. I’ve found FLOATING is a great way to also relieve pain while giving my body a different sensation (other then pain) to feel and help me with and of course excercise.
Stay Alive, keep trying, and keep a journal of everything and see what helps and what hurts, then follow what helps right to the path of once again being able to participate in life. Take Care, Read things that make you laugh and start to change the pattern with a new massage chair.
John

]]> By: JC http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/comment-page-1/#comment-341 JC Mon, 10 Dec 2007 16:26:10 +0000 http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/#comment-341 I absolutely love massages, they certainly help! It should be included in health benefits! <em>JC's last blog post..<a href='http://amedicalmystery.wordpress.com/2007/12/10/fresh-like-spring/'>Fresh like Spring</a></em> I absolutely love massages, they certainly help! It should be included in health benefits!

JC’s last blog post..Fresh like Spring

]]> By: Simone's Butterfly http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/comment-page-1/#comment-335 Simone's Butterfly Mon, 10 Dec 2007 07:16:13 +0000 http://mychroniclife.com/2007/12/08/i-need-a-massage/#comment-335 Hi I have various massage apparatus - but sometime you just need the human touch. Does your medical aid cover Physiotherapist? A friend of mind was really desperate and recommended she tried and it worked out for her. <em>Simone's Butterfly's last blog post..<a href='http://simonesbutterfly.blogspot.com/2007/12/copy-right.html'>Copy Right</a></em> Hi

I have various massage apparatus – but sometime you just need the
human touch.

Does your medical aid cover Physiotherapist? A friend of mind was
really desperate and recommended she tried and it worked out for her.

Simone’s Butterfly’s last blog post..Copy Right

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