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Old 08-25-2015, 11:09 PM #1
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Today I had graston done to me for the first time today. It didn't hurt at all on my back - felt like a massage. It was a little uncomfortable on the outside of the shoulders, side of the neck, and triceps.

I'm planning to update this thread to let people know if I get any relief from it.

My fingertips have been hypersensitive the past couple of days and this increased a little more so following the graston, so I take this as a good sign.
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