Denise Dow's office is located at 101 Leeman Hwy Bath, ME 04530.
Denise Dow, LMT
Massage Therapy*
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Denise Dow, LMT
Bath, ME
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Office101 Leeman Hwy, Bath, ME 04530
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Aug 17, 2016
I have had a few massages by Denise Dow. I have suffered from chronic back/leg pain for over a year now. I have suffered from debilitating migraines most of my life. She has done amazing work on my neck and head to relieve my horrendous migraines. I have gone from tears pouring down my face because I could barely walk to climbing off the table feeling nothing but relaxation and comfort. She truly has a special gift and is so blessed to be able to heal others.
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