So I'm a nurse (that's not the weird part), a profession based on science etc (still not the weird part). I'm also a massage therapist though I haven't had the energy to take in clients for a while now (sucks, still not weird).

Sometimes, I look at a person and can see what the issue is, massage therapistwise. Like I get the urge to press them under their foot to get a bone back in place or I want to loosen the tension in the chest so they can straighten up and breathe better.

Now, here comes the weird thing:

My mom has athritis in her thumb among other places and I took her hand the other day and just held it, her thumb in my palm. Within a minute my knuckles were buzzing/hurting and her thumb was "floaty" (her word). After 10 minutes, I could feel it up all the way from my fingertips to my wrist. 20 minutes more and it had reached my elbow.

BUT for 2 (two) days afterwards she was free of the usual ache.

WHY?! Can someone explain because neither my nurse brain nor my massage therapist brain can explain it!

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