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July 12, 2011

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Tam Tran

Dear Anne,

Thank you for your article! What a nice distinction between Rolfing and myofascial techniques used in massage.

And I am with you, myofascia work is used differently, but works well to meet our clients' needs and wants.

Thanks again!
Tam
Massage Therapist and Rolfer, NYC

Deep Tissue Massage In Natic

It's a great article, I like it. It works well to meet our clients' needs and wants.

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