Noooooooo!

[stephbg]

I have just found out that not only is my local massage clinic moving out of the area, it's effectively disbanding! Originally it was going to move within the local area, so I wasn't too concerned. It's *possible* that my masseuse N might do a mobile service and come to Sector 7 when I need her, but otherwise I'll be on the market for a new massage therapist. I'll find out next week.

For me that is a very tricky market indeed. It's taken *years* to develop the rapport and communication required to deal with my unique inhuman anatomy. Training up a new therapist will be uncomfortable in the extreme and drag on for months. It might even be necessary to pay for N to train the new person.

Even if I get to keep N she may not get her own medical insurance provider numbers, so I wouldn't be able to claim part costs.

Poo :-(

Comments

[redbraids.livejournal.com]

That sucks big time.

IS she the one wh massaged M during that nightmare pre-diagnosis phase?

I have a good masseur in Shenton Park, if that is any help.

[stephbg.livejournal.com]

That's her yes, and she asks after M every now and then, and is very impressed with his progress.

[azhure.livejournal.com]

Our massage therapist is amazing and very skilled at working with fibro. She works out of the clinic at Warwick, and I can recommend her 100%