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Old 11-07-2006, 10:12 PM #8
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Dawn, and anybody else who has this problem- if the swelling continues and you think it might be due to poor lymphatic drainage, you might check into a massage therapist who's trained in the lymphatic drainage technique (with the accent on TRAINED). I went to mt school with a man who went on to study it and went to either Switzerland or Austria to learn it (can't remember which one) from someone who was supposed to be the best in that field.
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