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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Thoracic Outlet Syndrome/Brachial Plexopathy. In Memory Of DeAnne Marie. |
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hi Sandy,
Yes, I bought her TOS program in 04. It is more stretch specific for TOS than the book and with a sequence & time line {a loose time line ![]() But most of the suggestions and fascia info are the same as in the book. I just printed the stretch pages and kept them in the sequence til i got it memorized. I never really "finished" the program, I still use it when i start to feel any tightness. I can tell when I put off doing it too. It is about the easiest thing to do for yourself. Many have the problem of not noticing the very tiniest sensation of a stretch feeling, and only going to that point. You must only progress as your body allows, slowly without causing a flare up. on the PM doc- Does he not have any faith in finding a good PT for you? Even if just for pain relief tx- ultra sound, massage, heat treatments?
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