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Anxious Acupuncture Patient with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Survives Initial Treatment.
By Alan | November 11, 2007
Dear Alan:
Thank you for recommending and encouraging me to explore
acupuncture for my flagging wrists and fingers.
I had my first appointment yesterday, and for someone who
has an innate fear of sharp pointed objects I felt very good
about it.
Even though I was wound tighter than a drum, there was no
“pain” or “discomfort,” and it really relaxed me. If nothing else,
I had the best night’s sleep in months.
The thing I liked was that there were no “promises” or hype,
and she addressed my concerns very nicely. She emphasized
that it was not simply “masking,” but actually curing, which was
a major concern.
I really feel there was a difference yesterday, if only in flexibility
or mobility, plus the warmth. I’ll be returning next week.
Would that I have been treated as nicely at a “traditional” doctor’s office!
I really feel hopeful, and thank you for your concern and support.
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