Yes. I get it in my upper arms, but never both at the same time. The banding
in my torso affects my walking. I feel like my steps are shorter.
Patti
---- Jill Z <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone get it in their arms or wrist like I do?
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> I am so glad to hear of these accounts of banding. Mine is intense, and
> I often feel like I am so alone in this. You all have been aptly describing
> the feeling. At first I thought it was strained muscles, and have spent a
> fortune on Rolfing treatments to ease it off. (They didnt work) Thank you
> for sharing your experiences. Mine is on the right side, from the torso on
> down the leg, right to the foot.
>
> Janet
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>
> From: Jill Z [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: September 4, 2006 4:49 PM
> To: Krissy Z; TM List
> Subject: Re: [TMIC]banding
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>
> I used to get the banding across the top and arch of my left foot as if I
> had an ankle brace on. I also would get around on my left wrist.
>
> Krissy Z <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My banding is usually my right leg, and some days better than others, the
> tightness around my ankle and knee...sometimes my calf, never really painful
> tho just tight like someone is gripping it tighly....or there is some weight
> around my ankle....
>
>
> Krissy Zodda
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