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Myofascial Release Therapy (MFR) for treating compression and pain
Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 14 2:32pm | Replies (324)Comment receiving replies
@lioness and everyone interested in this discussion: The other issue is simply this......MFR...Myofascial Release Therapy. The word massage is not used. And I am happy to report that in 3 years I have not had a massage on Thursdays, I have had a medical treatment.
If enough of us use this more targeted and authenticated terminology.....just might help.
Anyone else wants to weigh in on this subject? I realize I kind of jumped in the middle of the discussion. It just happens to be one that I know something about. And that can be rare in this group.
May you be content and at ease.
Chris
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@artscaping Chris, you just gave me a nice chuckle when you said
" I realize I kind of jumped in the middle of the discussion. It just happens to be one that I know something about. And that can be rare in this group."
It was the "that can be rare in this group" that I smiled at. Since I read through all the discussions in the neuropathy group, I'm now reading about MFR. I am learning a lot just from reading all the comments on it since Jennifer H. started this discussion. But your words are apt. It is best to take everything you read on Connect with a grain of salt and spend some additional time researching on more authoritative websites if you truly wanted to understand something. Thanks for the pinch of reality. 😉 Best, Hank