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Chronic Pain | Last Active: Oct 3 12:03pm | Replies (22)

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@bunstuffer

For aqua therapy to work you have to be comfortable in the water. I am PETRIFIED of water. I grew up on a farm where there was a gravel pit and my mother preached for years to stay away from the water because I could drown. The nearest pool was 50 miles away so I couldn't take swimming lessons. I tried to learn to swim as an adult but would get panic attacks so I still don't swim. Yes, water therapy is good for most people but not me. Doctors have suggested it for me but I can't do it.

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Aqua therapy does not require for you to swim...
I am a poor swimmer myself...
I had aqua therapy. The pool was not deep. The exercises are movements you do in the water while walking etc.
So maybe you could reconsider?
It is the only PT I enjoyed... and more effective than other types.