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06/05/2025

If you sent a message or tried to schedule a massage the last two weeks and have not gotten a reply from me please resend. I was out of the country and did not get all my messages. Appointments available next week.

05/18/2025

My schedule changed for tomorrow 5-19-25. I am now available for massages. Text or call 320-219-2437 to grab your appointment time.

05/05/2025

But directlyfrom me or online at https://21-massage.square.site

04/15/2025

Couples Massage with Susanne Espree on Saturday April 26th. Message or call Susanne or I to schedule!

01/10/2025

Couples massages next weekend! Some availability Saturday and Sunday yet!

01/04/2025

01/01/2025

Couples massage weekend!
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10/08/2024

1 spot left Saturday at 12:30

09/04/2024

📌How is Thermography different than Mammography?

Short answer: Mammography is a test of anatomy, meaning that it is looking for a disease that is already there. Thermography is a test of physiology, meaning it is looking for changes that indicate a disease or mass could potentially happen. Thermography can detect diseases 7 to 10 years before they are visible on a mammogram.

Long answer: Anatomy and physiology are two things that make up our physical bodies. Though they work together, they are very different!
The study of anatomy deals with the structure of the human body. In anatomical medical tests, structural issues are looked for, such as fractures, tumors, kidney stones, torn ligaments, and abscesses.

Anatomical tests are only half the story; you must also look at physiology!
Physiology is the study of the body's function. In other words, how is your anatomy functioning? There are only two medical imaging tests that evaluate physiology: Thermography and PET scans. To perform a PET scan, a radioactive tracer is injected into your body. *Not a particularly safe test to run without justification. Thermal imaging is a safe and radiation-free test that can reveal if your body is not functioning properly. A thyroid anatomical test might look fine, and your blood levels might be "in the normal range," but a thermogram will show if the organ isn't working properly --overcompensating? Overstressed? and so on.

If necessary, thermography can also justify further testing. Different thermal patterns correlate with different anatomical problems (tumors, broken bones, torn ligaments, etc.) Where there is a problem, there is a PHYSIOLOGICAL response (pain, inflammation, angiogenesis, vessel dilation, nerve dysfunction, etc.). Using thermography, you can get answers by examining the other half of your body's story!

📌 Visit www.lighthousehealthandthermography.com to explore all the locations or feel free to reach out here, and I can pair you up with the closest location for you 🙂

06/25/2024

Openings week of June 24th. Tuesday - 4:00-6:00
Wed- 8:00 or 3:00 - 6:00
Thursday morning 8-3
Friday morning 8-1
Text 320-219-2437