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View Poll Results: Trigger Points
Always Tender or painful 7 53.85%
Always Tender or painful
7 53.85%
Sometimes, it varies 6 46.15%
Sometimes, it varies
6 46.15%
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Yes I would agree to check them out. My therapist has lots of certificates.

And she has been doing this for me for many years now. She does whatever is needed. If its not something she can do for personal reason's at sometime.
She will call me and cancel my appointment. Explaining why.

THis is good because I don't want half of what I'm supposed to get.

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Some are just there for the paycheck , and some are there to really help & heal you, and some just have a natural knack for healing.

If you try one & don't feel it is working out move on and try another.
No use spending time & money when they aren't helping you to feel better.
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