Re: DOC band working, tort not resolved, WORRIED!

[Guest guest]

,

One last thought.....Deep Tissue Massage.......is it being done.

Dominick was stuck in a similar situation because of adhesions that

had formed, causing the muscles to be literally stuck in place. You

could run your hand down his back and not feel his shoulder blades

they were stuck so bad. The deep tissue works on these adhesions to

break them apart and allow free movement of the muscles, after two or

three sessions we could actually see Dom's shoulder baldes come out

and his reach improved dramatically. I will warn you, it does hurt

them a bit, but it is necessary if there are adhesions. I used to

give Dom some tylenol after his sessions. This could be why the range

of motion is good, but the shoulder is still stuck up.

CAROLG

> >

> > My daughter Lainey has been in her DOC band for 3 weeks now. Her

> head

> > is rounding beautifully but we still haven't been able to resolve

the

> > torticollis. I'm worried that if we don't get the tort resolved

> > before she graduates from the helmet, she'll go right back into

her

> > position that flattened her to begin with! How do I keep her

from

> > going back to the old head shape? We've been doing PT for 14

weeks

> > now and the chiropractor for 1 week. Hoping to see results from

> > that....

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

,

One last thought.....Deep Tissue Massage.......is it being done.

Dominick was stuck in a similar situation because of adhesions that

had formed, causing the muscles to be literally stuck in place. You

could run your hand down his back and not feel his shoulder blades

they were stuck so bad. The deep tissue works on these adhesions to

break them apart and allow free movement of the muscles, after two or

three sessions we could actually see Dom's shoulder baldes come out

and his reach improved dramatically. I will warn you, it does hurt

them a bit, but it is necessary if there are adhesions. I used to

give Dom some tylenol after his sessions. This could be why the range

of motion is good, but the shoulder is still stuck up.

CAROLG

> >

> > My daughter Lainey has been in her DOC band for 3 weeks now. Her

> head

> > is rounding beautifully but we still haven't been able to resolve

the

> > torticollis. I'm worried that if we don't get the tort resolved

> > before she graduates from the helmet, she'll go right back into

her

> > position that flattened her to begin with! How do I keep her

from

> > going back to the old head shape? We've been doing PT for 14

weeks

> > now and the chiropractor for 1 week. Hoping to see results from

> > that....

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For more plagio info