oregano and lemon. I am a massage therapist and these are some if my
favorite combos! You can use these on yourself and I would definately
take them with you to your appointment. Once you determine where the
impingement is, apply directly to the area. Karen
On Sep 2, 6:23 pm, Heidi Oettel Edgmon <heidig...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi awesome oil peeps!
>
> I have been diagnosed with impingement.. exactly where it's occurring
> has yet to be determined. Could be my neck, could be shoulders or
> elbows as I understand it. I'm attending physical therapy and they'll
> be able to determine more specifics once some treatment has occurred.
>
> I'd really like to bring some oils with me and request that the
> massage therapist work with them when they are working on ME.
>
> I'm currently out of deep blue (will get another shipment in a week).
> I'm also out of pastense.
>
> I have a decent amount of basic oils including everything from the
> family physician's kit.
>
> Do you have any recommendations as to what would be best for me to
> apply? How about for the massage therapist to apply?
>
> As some background information I am an ASL interpreter. This is where
> my issues stem from.
>
> Thank you very much
>
> ~Heidi
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