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What do you guys use to combat the aches and pains associated with tree work,the

bad backs ,shoulders and wrists to name a few.the nhs has nothing to offer if you can still work but once you become old and crippled they can offer help.

I personally have used alternative healing for years with mixed results,that is when the cocodamol runs out.

I have used bowen's massage....useless

Reikki brilliant and now I am learning it

And lastly a chain smoking alcoholic faith healer who charges 50 QUID to poke you and blether but somehow it works,go from mad muscle spasms where you cane even stand up to fully restored in 12 hours.don't know how he does it but worth every penny.

Any one else got any good ideas?

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