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	<title>Tip For Treating A Heart Surgery Scar</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:32:12 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>I do not know wether my other comment went through so I will submit again.  My massage therapist who has training in myofascia therapy has greatly decreased her husband's scar from a sternotomy years ago.  She said it was awful.  She is going to help me with mine when I get the doctors OK.  Do not try this without your Dr saying OK.  I have found from back surgery in '06 that I developed scarring inside too.  This was minimally invasive and through the ribs.  Just another idea!
Joan Keilman</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I do not know wether my other comment went through so I will submit again.  My massage therapist who has training in myofascia therapy has greatly decreased her husband&#8217;s scar from a sternotomy years ago.  She said it was awful.  She is going to help me with mine when I get the doctors OK.  Do not try this without your Dr saying OK.  I have found from back surgery in &#8216;06 that I developed scarring inside too.  This was minimally invasive and through the ribs.  Just another idea!<br />
Joan Keilman
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