Princeton Pain Relief

Emily Adams wrote this a while back.
“Some of you may not though that, in addition to being a truly lovely human being, Maggie also works physical therapy miracles as a Rossiter technician! Here are some of my thoughts after working with her:

Maggie's work as a Rossiter technician literally saved my career as a pianist. I came to her in February with terrible pain in my left hand, wrist and arm that had resulted from an increase in hours spent playing. I was deeply discouraged, and fearful that I would have to abandon my playing career. However, Maggie reached out to me generously and graciously, and within just a few sessions, I could already feel a major difference.

Not only did Maggie's work help to heal my body, it also gave me something I needed even more desperately: hope. Thanks to her Rossiter work and the home exercises she gave me, I am able to stop the pain before it starts, and I am now pursuing my dream as a professional pianist with a major ballet company. Thank you, Maggie!”

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