Thanks for the Bowed Tendon help

[JPascu@aol.com]

I've been very busy the last couple of weeks and didn't have time to thank 
everyone for their suggestions on how to deal with a bowed tendon.
I especially want to thank Tom Ivers for his help. I have been using the 
Lubecki/Ivers technique with the horse for a little over a week. He was 
trotted out about 5 days into the treatment, on very unlevel pasture and 
looked very good. 
Tom, if you read this I've made some additions to the protocol especially 
around the massaging the leg, which I will share later. Especially around how 
to work with the lesions when they are soft and when they are hard. 
Coincidentally I was asked by another body therapist for advice today on 
working with a client, human, with a severed achilles tendon. She got an ear 
full. 
Thanks again to everyone it really felt good to get so many responses and to 
realize how many of you have been through this. I am perverse in that way.

regards

jim pascucci
Advanced Certified Rolfer
www.equisearch.com/ibt


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