Freedom Massage & Lymphedema Clinic

The sequelae of lymphatic injury leads to lymphatic stasis, inflammation, adipose deposition, fibrosis, further lymphatic impairment and integumentary system dysfunction. That is why early education and treatment is essential for all forms of edema.

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Freedom Massage & Lymphedema Clinic | Consumer Choice Awards 2025 Barrie Consumer Choice Award Winner In The Category Of Massage Therapy.

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Just saw this friendly face at the Enliven Cancer Care Muskoka wellness Fair

Just saw this friendly face at the Enliven Cancer Care Muskoka wellness Fair

We are excited Freedom Massage & Lymphedema Clinic will be joining us at the 7th Annual Wellness Fair!

Freedom Massage & Lymphedema Clinic provides a variety of therapeutic treatments for injury recovery, post-cancer rehabilitation, post surgical recovery, lymphedema and lipedema treatments, back injury recovery as well as relaxation massage to assist with stress management and overall wellness. We implement the use of specialized modalities to augment your recovery which include: laser (LLLT), targeted radio frequency, oscillation therapy, photo biomodulation (full body and targeted), spinal decompression, shockwave, pneumatic bio compression and cryo-compression, cupping, TENS, ultrasound, pulse electromagnetic therapy. We are registered massage therapists and certified lymphedema therapists providing informed, ethical and compassionate treatment . . . EVERY TIME.

Find out more at www.Freedommassageclinic.com

Same mission - providing informed, ethical and compassionate treatment . . . EVERY TIME.

It is now the 10th anniversary of World Lymphedema Day. The goal of this day is to promote AWARENESS of Lymphedema Diseases and to take ACTION for treatment.

Download resources to raise awareness for at https://lymphaticnetwork.org/wld/downloads

Today is World Lymphedema Day - every March 6th. Each year, patients suffering from lymphedema (LE)—a chronic swelling of areas of the body that has no cure—mark March 6 as World Lymphedema Day to bring awareness to the disease. Some people are born with lymphedema (primary), while others begin to suffer from it after surgery or traumatic injury (secondary lymphedema). Many end up with secondary lymphedema as a result of cancer treatments, such as surgery or radiation. Lymphedema is the result of damage to the lymphatic system, and that damage causes lymphatic fluid to leak into other tissues of the body. If not treated, this swelling can cause deformities and infections, and it also greatly affects patients' quality of life.