Bodywork
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> Looking for bodyparts for 1987 Chevy S-10 Pickup 6′ bed. Need shells > or skins for the bedsides, in particular the area just above the wheel > openings. Have been able to locate the entire bedsides but do not want > to spend $230 per side. > Any help locating these items would be appreciated. > Thanks, d2cslane
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Looking for bodyparts for 1987 Chevy S-10 Pickup 6′ bed. Need shells or skins for the bedsides, in particular the area just above the wheel openings. Have been able to locate the entire bedsides but do not want to spend $230 per side. Any help locating these items would be appreciated. Thanks, d2cslane
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>I’m interested in doing bodywork as a way to combat stress and >to deal with some mild depression I’ve been going through
Do you mean doing bodywork or receiving it? I am a massage therapist and I would say that receiving bodywork is an incredible tool to fight stress and depression. However, on the giving end, I would not say that it’s very stress reducing. 
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I’m interested in doing bodywork as a way to combat stress and to deal with some mild depression I’ve been going through lately. Several people I know who are close to me have done this, with some positive results. I’m still not sure exactly what it is, but I have done shiatsu and it seems a little similar. Any suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Wes Schyngera
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>I’m interested in doing bodywork as a way to combat stress and >to deal with some mild depression I’ve been going through
Do you mean doing bodywork or receiving it? I am a massage therapist and I would say that receiving bodywork is an incredible tool to fight stress and depression. However, on the giving end, I would not say that it’s very stress reducing.
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I’m interested in doing bodywork as a way to combat stress and to deal with some mild depression I’ve been going through lately. Several people I know who are close to me have done this, with some positive results. I’m still not sure exactly what it is, but I have done shiatsu and it seems a little similar. Any suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Wes Schyngera
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