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Julie Donnelly, LMT

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I can accept questions that relate to chronic or acute pain caused by muscle spasms and contractions. Repetitive Strain Injury is actually Cumulative Trauma to muscles. Releasing the spasm &/or contraction will relieve the strain that is felt at the insertion point on the bone.

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2009-11-13 Night time aching:

Hi Andrea, I'm glad you've seen your physicians and that they haven't been able to find what is wrong. Since there aren't any tests to show muscle spasms, this strengthens the possibility of repetitive

2009-11-10 shoulder pain:

Hi Mary Jo, It sounds to me like you're pulling it all together now, and that was the most important first step. Did you go to http://www.julstro.com? There's so much information there, I just know

2009-11-10 right hip pain over the tfl:

Hi Joan, I can understand your frustration, I've heard so many times how people have been to many different physicians, therapists, and used medications, all without success. When you were reading through

2009-11-09 pain in biceps - only while sleeping:

Hi Vee, From the sound of your message I would say that you have a repetitive strain injury of the biceps and it is cumulative so it could easily have been building up over these years. As for your

2009-11-09 Shoulder blade and neck pain:

Hi Amber, You are much too young to be having this much pain, it's time to reverse it right now. I'm glad you wrote because I am certain you can get rid of this problem, I've worked with chronic pain

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