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Mastectomy pain
Frédéric Derdaele, DO
Brides Les Bains, Savoie, France
One of the most astonishing cases I recently had is of a woman who came in for pain after a mastectomy for breast cancer.
Emotions of fear and pain came up first. I adjusted bilateral sphenoids, sacrum, a panic pattern, and the scar came up at the end of the session.
She began to cry, feeling completely relieved. Diversified techniques would have never given me that release in one session.
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