Massager

Momcozy lactation massager saved me so many times. Making sure you have the proper size flanges if pumping, warm compresses to keep the milk flowing. I’m so sorry this happened to you.

... FDA under product code ISA (Massager, Therapeutic, Electric), Device Class 1...

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جهاز مساج ثلاثي الأبعاد للقدمين من شركة medcursor مع خاصيّة تسخين/تدفئة بثلاث انواع مساج مختلفة وزر تحكم بضغط الهواء Medcursor 3D foot massager featuring heating, various massage modes, and an air pressure control button.

Anyone have this particular model?

.... Someone suggested trying a foot massager such as the Revitive, which...

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I’ve gone to a massage therapist regularly for about two years or so. I started going to him because we went to high school together and he reached out when he was in need of practice patients to complete his school assignments. He was always very kind back then, and I had a lot of back pain from a small injury at the time, so I agreed to be one of his patients. While he was in school, I regularly was one of his practice patients and I always gave him good feedback on the assignments. He did a great job, was very respectful and professional, and made me feel comfortable. So once he became licensed and started his own independent practice, I continued scheduling with him and paying him for the service. His full time job is at a wellness center focused on mobility and stretching. At the end of our sessions, he would sometimes offer to assist me with some stretches based on what I needed that time. This most recent time, our session focused mainly on my neck and traps. At the end, he offered to do some hip stretches with me as I have hip mobility issues. They were a little involved and he had to use his own body to stabilize mine or intensify the stretches. I thought nothing of it as his massage room doesn’t have the same equipment as the wellness center to do stretches. We finished up, I scheduled another appointment, paid, and went to leave. Before I get out the door, he pulls me aside and says he has to confess something. At some point during our session, he says he became “aroused”. He told me he had an ethical obligation to tell me as a patient and that it was not intentional. I instantly became uncomfortable and told him i appreciated him telling me and that I had to leave. I guess what I’m looking for is, am I looking too deep into this? Where do I go from here? I never noticed he had an erection, nor would I have drawn attention to it if I did. I’ve been assaulted in the past so going to a male massage therapist and stripping down to my underwear for our appointments was hard for me to do initially. It is an extremely vulnerable position to be in. I almost wish he never told me and I never knew. Now I feel like the professional relationship is compromised and I won’t be comfortable in that vulnerable position again. I know he can’t control that, but should he have told this to me? I haven’t been able to get this out of my head for days now and feel somewhat violated. - Brunch was fruity pancakes, filled with strawberries and topped with bananas and white chocolate Edit to add: I appreciate you all very much for taking the time to let me know I wasn’t overthinking here, if anything part of me was downplaying it. I will not be going back to this man again. I will need some time to work up the courage to do any reporting, but I agree it needs done. Thank you!!!! submitted by /u/mizuchii_ to r/GirlDinnerDiaries [link] [comments]

Last week, my husband was away for a work trip, and I had to mostly take care of our baby alone. I have wanted to get a massage for weeks and now that he is back, we decided that I should get home service massage while he takes care of the baby for 1.5 hours. Unfortunately, while I was having the massage in our bedroom, the baby kept crying and started throwing a tantrum, refusing to nap. For the duration of the massage, my husband kept sending passive aggressive messages, insinuating that I should stop and help him. Knowing that I needed the break, I continued the session. My husband blamed me for not stopping the massage afterwards, saying that I abandoned him. Was I wrong to continue the massage? I did not think a crying baby constituted an emergency and thought that if I had stopped, it would mean my need for rest is less important. AITAH for not stopping my massage to help my husband soothe our baby? submitted by /u/Ok-Professional-6632 to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

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