My name is Shelby Nurse, I am 23 years old and I have been a client of Ginger Taylor’s for approximately 1 year. I was born with cerebral palsy. Prior to receiving scar release therapy from Ginger Taylor, I had sustained two scars. The first scar resulted from a baclofen pump implantation (May 2012) and the second scar resulted from spinal fusion surgery (August 2012). The baclofen pump scar is located on my right abdominal area. The final fusion scar runs from my upper back to the tail bone. Prior to receiving treatment, the baclofen scar was very tight and pronounced. I also had restricted movement when any movement occurred around my torso/abdominal area. However, after receiving several sessions of scar release therapy, the scar became much flatter and pliable. It also improved my daily functioning abilities and granted a wider range of movement in my torso/abdominal. The spinal fusion scar was very prominent and thick, as well as sensitive in certain areas where more work was done on the spine. After the scar release therapy, it became far less tender and less prominent. Because of these scar release therapies, I have significantly decreased my use of anti-inflammatory drugs and pain medicines. I would highly recommend this treatment, and Ginger, to anyone looking for an alternative method for scar healing.
Sincerely,
Shelby M. Nurse
Shelby Nurse Scar Testimony
My name is Shelby Nurse, I am 23 years old and I have been a client of Ginger Taylor’s for approximately 1 year. I was born with cerebral palsy. Prior to receiving scar release therapy from Ginger Taylor, I had sustained two scars. The first scar resulted from a baclofen pump implantation (May 2012) and the second scar resulted from spinal fusion surgery (August 2012). The baclofen pump scar is located on my right abdominal area. The final fusion scar runs from my upper back to the tail bone. Prior to receiving treatment, the baclofen scar was very tight and pronounced. I also had restricted movement when any movement occurred around my torso/abdominal area. However, after receiving several sessions of scar release therapy, the scar became much flatter and pliable. It also improved my daily functioning abilities and granted a wider range of movement in my torso/abdominal. The spinal fusion scar was very prominent and thick, as well as sensitive in certain areas where more work was done on the spine. After the scar release therapy, it became far less tender and less prominent. Because of these scar release therapies, I have significantly decreased my use of anti-inflammatory drugs and pain medicines. I would highly recommend this treatment, and Ginger, to anyone looking for an alternative method for scar healing.
Sincerely,
Shelby M. Nurse
Shelby Nurse Scar Testimony
My name is Shelby Nurse, I am 23 years old and I have been a client of Ginger Taylor’s for approximately 1 year. I was born with cerebral palsy. Prior to receiving scar release therapy from Ginger Taylor, I had sustained two scars. The first scar resulted from a baclofen pump implantation (May 2012) and the second scar resulted from spinal fusion surgery (August 2012). The baclofen pump scar is located on my right abdominal area. The final fusion scar runs from my upper back to the tail bone. Prior to receiving treatment, the baclofen scar was very tight and pronounced. I also had restricted movement when any movement occurred around my torso/abdominal area. However, after receiving several sessions of scar release therapy, the scar became much flatter and pliable. It also improved my daily functioning abilities and granted a wider range of movement in my torso/abdominal. The spinal fusion scar was very prominent and thick, as well as sensitive in certain areas where more work was done on the spine. After the scar release therapy, it became far less tender and less prominent. Because of these scar release therapies, I have significantly decreased my use of anti-inflammatory drugs and pain medicines. I would highly recommend this treatment, and Ginger, to anyone looking for an alternative method for scar healing.
Sincerely,
Shelby M. Nurse
