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www.bodyepiphanies.com Individualized care. No cookie-cutter routines here! Swedish Massage Myofascial Release Adversity is the thankless teacher When life hands you immense pain it is handing you an opportunity to grow or die. You decide. ‘My Russian comrades always warned me that a life without intense blinding pain is a life not worth living and I always thought them mad and ignorant . . . well I’ve lived a long life of stability, avoiding most pain and can say I think they were right.’ Fortunate are those who have experienced great adversity and are clear enough to see it for what it is with a touch of optimism. Some of us need to be nourished and some of us need life to kick our ass within an inch of our life. Death isn’t dark or scary, a life one chooses to not live, now that’s dark and scary. “If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere.” Frank A. Clark Fascial Stretching Rotator Cuff Release Weekly Epiphanies This is an insight, story, parable, haiku, inspiration, epiphany, question, topic, journal, etc. PNF Photography Featuring Alaina Sutherlin & James Bruce Pectoral Release (upper back pain) Sub-Occipital Release (tension headaches) Issue 053 02/28/2011 All Written Material except quotations are (c) 2009-2011 to Body Epiphanies Massage & Bodywork Wellness Studio All other Material is copyright protected by their respective owners

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When life hands you immense pain it is handing you an opportunity to grow or die. You decide. ‘My Russian comrades always warned me that a life without intense blinding pain is a life not worth living and I always thought them mad and ignorant . . . well I’ve lived a long life of stability, avoiding most pain and can say I think they were right.’

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www.bodyepiphanies.com

Individualized care. No cookie-cutter

routines here!Swedish Massage Myofascial Release

Adversity is the thankless teacherWhen life hands you immense pain it is handing you an opportunity to grow or die. You decide.

‘My Russian comrades always warned me that a life without intense blinding pain is a life not worth living and I always thought them mad and ignorant . . . well I’ve lived a long life of stability, avoiding

most pain and can say I think they were right.’

Fortunate are those who have experienced great adversity and are clear enough to see it for what it is with a touch of optimism.

Some of us need to be nourished and some of us need life to kick our ass within an inch of our life. Death isn’t dark or scary, a life one chooses to not live, now that’s dark and scary.

“If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere.”Frank A. Clark

Fascial Stretching Rotator Cuff Release

Weekly EpiphaniesThis is an insight, story, parable, haiku, inspiration, epiphany, question, topic, journal, etc.

PNF Photography Featuring Alaina Sutherlin & James Bruce

Pectoral Release (upper back pain)Sub-Occipital Release (tension headaches)

Issue 05302/28/2011All Written Material except quotations are (c) 2009-2011 to Body Epiphanies Massage & Bodywork Wellness Studio

All other Material is copyright protected by their respective owners

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