Hello, as most of you know I retired from massage in July. It was a very hard decision for me, massaging is a huge part of me, I love and miss it. Sadly the recommendation came from my spinal surgeon and I had to do what was best for my overall health.
Most of my dear clients have been with me well over a decade. Everyone was so kind and understanding but it was sad saying goodbye to being your therapist. Thank you so much for all your support over years, you all have meant so much to me. I also thank you for trusting me enough to continue to support the business I love and worked so hard to build.
It has been a transition for all of us. Walking out of the massage room left me to wonder "who am I now and what do I do". I would say I am running my business but I really always did. I have gotten a chance to see most of you, as I spent the first few months behind the desk. I really enjoy helping all the clients and giving them excellent customer service.
This extra time has also allowed me to spend more time training staff and checking in on everything. Christy with 3 of her 4 Grandchildren But what I really wanted to do was find a way to be a bigger part of my community and to support our neighbors. I decided I could do more for Carpe Diem Massage being out in the community than being behind the desk.
I spent a lot of time thinking about how I was going to do this. I decided to find a cause that I really believed in and get involved. This lead me to talk to a friend, who is on Stadium District board of directors with me, she works for Mulicare.
