Re: checking in>Norma/Sundra

[Guest guest]

> Norma,

> I was just thinking about your lympedema. I remember the massage

therapist

> telling me that one of the things that massage does is to manually

drain

> lymph. I wanted to let you know this since it might be an option

you could

> explore.

> hugs,

> Sundra

Sundra,

Thanks for taking an interest. I'm wondering if you need to see a

specific massage therapist for lymphedema or will any massage

therapist know how to do it. I can get to a regular massage

therapist, but a specialist is alot farther away.

loving hugs,

Norma

[Guest guest]

Norma,

I would ask massage therapists in your area. It surely can't hurt. Just be sure to tell them that you have fibromyalgia and they have to be gentle with you. If anything hurts, do no hesitate to tell them to lighten up or whatever. I care!

hugs,

Sundra

Sundra,Thanks for taking an interest. I'm wondering if you need to see a specific massage therapist for lymphedema or will any massage therapist know how to do it. I can get to a regular massage therapist, but a specialist is alot farther away.loving hugs,Norma