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Learning why muscles cause chronic pain


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PostPosted: 09/20/07 - 21:29    Post subject: Learning why muscles cause chronic pain
I am happy to be meeting you and working with you to figure out why you are in pain. My experience is 18 years of working with endurance athletes and searching (and then treating, plus teaching how to self-treat) for the source of pain instead of just treating the symptoms.

I'm going to be giving three free teleseminars next week on Sept 25, 26, and 27th. You can submit questions and I'll be answering them live, plus any that don't get covered during the teleseminars will be put onto my website. If you are interested in coming to the teleseminar, please go to http://www.aboutcts.com/teleseminars

I look forward to working with you here on RunningForums.com.

Wishing you well,
Julie Donnelly
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