Rie, the therapy is actually really nice, that part of it anyway. The corn cobs are ground up like saw dust and heated (very warm), then they swirl around inside this chamber that you put your hand in. You bury your hand in it and are suppose to move your thumb as best you can, and it really loosens up the joint. They use it for elbows as well. Pretty clever. Then comes the part were you have to gently work on the scar by rubbing, that puts me through the roof, but I am getting better at it. I plan on really working on this at home, so I don't have to continue to go for 2 times a week for 8 weeks. It will be fine, I don't have much of a scar, but I guess there is alot of scar tissue that is preventing me from free movement, so I have to move it around to get rid of it.
Chickadee, like Freda, I am intrigued with the corn cob therapy. Please tell us more. My (somewhat dotty but lovable) autie decided a few years ago that she would be thrifty and use some of the whole dried corn for the "rice bags" that she was making for christmas gifts. Have you ever put dried corn in the microwave? BOOOOOM!

It was so funny.... We never told her, the dear lady.
Rie
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