My Bowen Therapy @ Etiqa Twins : Slowly But Surely (Hopefully)

20220421_113120It’s been over 2 months since my 1st session at My Bowen Therapy Etiqa Twins for my heel spur problem. During the later sessions, it did get better, I just completed my 8th session last Thursday with therapist, Hafiy who has been so professional and nice during every session. When the gap between sessions was 2 weeks, the therapy did help alleviate the ache but for the later sessions, the gap was 3 weeks. That might be too long a gap as I can feel the ache returning. If budget allows, I would go every 2 weeks.

The alternative is heel surgery which is very expensive (about RM15k) and it’d take weeks to recover. The therapists at My Bowen helped me wrap my leg in bandages like a splint to lessen the impact on my heel when I walk or stand. However, this can sometimes cause my ankle to itch so I have to remove it after a few days.

When going for My Bowen Therapy, it may have faster results for some people. I think that in my case, the process of an ache-free heel is slow. I haven’t given up yet because it’s better than not doing something about it, in which case it might get worse. Even having 1 session a month is preferable to no session at all.

My therapist is always solicitous, he shows genuine concern for my condition. Actually, having been there for so many sessions, I can tell all their therapists are good at their work and are committed to getting the best results for their clients.

Juniper

City slicker, prolific blogger and food lover who loves to review products and food & everything else in between.

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