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Re: Massage problems

by in Living with and beyond cancer
January 2017
January 2017
Hi Kate,   I saw a specialist oncology masseuse throughout my treatment. She had no problem with touching my treatment site and her gentle touch on my wounds was both physically and emotionally healing. She wore gloves during chemotherapy and radiation and I believe she was a big part of my recovery.   She qualified with this organisation: oncologymassagetraining.com.au Their site has a post code search for local therapists. Thanks for the link to the Cancer Council PDF on massage. I provided it to the spa where I was refused service.  Kind regards Meg ... View more
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