One Great Way to Relieve Unreachable Muscles

For years now I have read and talk to people who have experienced muscle spasms, muscle cramps, and various other muscle-related issues. More than simply having muscle pain and uncomfortable experiences, everyone had one thing in common, including myself. We simply could not reach the areas that needed relief. Massaging was impossible. Rubbing anything of relief was not possible. Simply unreachable. Until now.

So you see, I had a car accident over 15 years ago and sustained injuries to my cervical area. While I walked away from that accident and attended physical therapy for a short period, it has now come back to haunt me. Waking up one day with severe left back pain was an experience so devastating that I went to my local emergency room. After being discharged in January 2020, yes right before the public found COVID-19 was in the United States, my neurologist referred me to a great physical therapy group. Day one gave me relief after one hour of massaging, heat treatment and basic exercises I was pain-free. But don’t let that fool you. I still continued my physical therapy and learned a lot. Then came the pandemic that closed the physical therapy group down.

Although I managed to continue my exercises at home, my posture suffered and the pain came back. So here I am starting up physical therapy again. Day one of my new therapy, my therapist, Pam, recommended a tool she purchased from Amazon that allowed me to reach areas in my back and shoulders and massage the hard knots out while at home. I tried hers and was convinced It was simply a miracle. Hard to believe was that it would relieve my tight muscles by simply placing it on the tight areas and pulling. At such an inexpensive cost I was able to help myself. It actually worked and I use this tool for everything from my shoulders (I have very short arms) to my feet to my back thighs. It works on everything. This is one of the most recommended items for anyone who can’t reach those areas and want to be independent. Get the tools that help you help yourself.

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