Good news

[Clare-e]

I have fibromyalgia , had it for years and have tried all sorts of therapies. During a particularly bad bout about 6 weeks ago limping in a lot of pain and exhaustion and feeling down reflexology popped into my head as somethingI hadn't tried.

Got an appt and limped in feeling very sorry for myself. The therapist was lovely and did vrt which was so painful at times I honestly thought I would faint but then did a beautifully relaxing treatment. An hour later I was totally pain free.

I had 3 treatments close together and then another and despite a lot of stress recently which always makes my fibro worse I haven't had hardly any symptoms. I'm hooked and will be having treatment evry 3 weeks from now on as a preventative

just thought you'd like to hear about a fantastic result

 

[NitleBitpaB]

That's wonderful Soar.
My better half had some VRT done and it was painful for her without fibromyalgia, so I guess it's a common thing with VRT. But if the results are good then that's all that matters.

Love and Reiki Hugs

 

[Blue Turtle]

How lovely to hear your news Soar, thank you for sharing. I am such an enthusiast about reflexology and I love hearing people's wonderful stories about it.

 

[Dustin M]

That's wonderful to hear! I hope Reflexology continues to help you.

Sarah x

 

[jakey the mexican dog]

Great to hear your good news.

I too have had good results with a client who has fibromyalgia. I don't do VRT but would I'd recomend any therapist/sufferer to give it a try.

 

[prettygirlnmd]

Oh Soar, I'm so pleased the reflexology has helped you so much. I also have fibromyalgia and have also found reflexology a great help for the pain and especially the energy levels. I first noticed how much it helped when I was training myself to be a reflexologist. In fact I do swops with another reflexologist who lives in Woodford and really miss it when we cant get together for a while. Fibromyalgia is also helped by acupressure (body reflexology?).

Hugs Jan