Do you suffer from insomnia?

By pebbles
November 11, 2012 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted November 27, 2012

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I just wanted to post about my fairy Godmother aka Bodsier (EDF name) or Lori in real life. After she read my blog she has offered me free reflexology sessions as she truly believes she can help me.

I had my first session last night and she's absolutely lovely. She has told me not to expect anything immediate with my sleep so I can't update on that side of things but what I can say is having had a bad back every since having children and then putting it out properly a few weeks ago (every little movement has seemed painful recently) I woke up this morning and got out of bed feeling nothing - AMAZING. I've felt a few twinges today but only small. The change is truly incredible. So I just wanted to say if any of you had any body ailments and were thinking of reflexology then I can highly highly recommend her.

Her number is: 07817097650

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