[pianotech] Hand, arm and neck pain‏

[Jeannie Grassi]

Hi Diane,

My physical therapist used to tape my shoulder when I was getting treated.
It is a little difficult to do yourself, even if you know where.  It is the
sort of thing you need to feel around for and have two hands to apply.  Are
you going to a physical therapist?  If there is a good one in your area, it
might help a lot.  I have been to both good and bad…just like anything else,
you need to ask around.  I hope it keeps feeling better.

jeannie

 

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From: Diane Hofstetter [mailto:dianepianotuner at msn.com] 
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2010 4:07 PM
To: College and University Technicians; pianotech at ptg.org
Subject: [pianotech] Hand, arm and neck pain‏

 

Jon,
 
I hope it helps you!
 
 One thing I think about the taping is that I'm going to a specialist until
I know how to tape for my own particular needs.  Miki, the massage
therapist, taped my arm in a way I never would have thought of.  And she
only did so after examining me, massaging my arm and asking about where it
hurt.
 
I looked at many of the YouTube videos--Thanks Mike!--and noticed that
several of them gave different procedures for the same complaint.
 
Diane



Re: [CAUT] Hand, arm and neck pain‏


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 Offline <http://gfx2.hotmail.com/mail/w4/pr01/ltr/im/offline16.png> Jon
Page (jonpage at comcast.net) 


Sent:

Sat 5/29/10 2:56 AM


To: 

dianepianotuner at msn.com

Dianne,


Thanks for this info. I've ordered a roll from bandagesplus.com.


 <http://www.bandagesplus.com/> http://www.bandagesplus.com


 


I'm hoping it will help with back and shoulder strain. Having recently


undergone carpal tunnel surgery on my right wrist, the neck and 


shoulder has eased up.


 


it's always something...


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Regards,


 


Jon Page

Diane Hofstetter

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