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Fun Friday: A Relaxing Treat For Mom for Mother's Day


What can you get Mom, 
which is really fun for her, 
real easy for you???
And....
Which is low cholesterol, 
fat free and good for her mind, body and soul??

A MASSAGE!!!

This is something most moms want, 
but won't always go out and get for themselves.

GIVE MOM A ONE HOUR MASSAGE AT A DISCOUNT
With my friend and colleague, Jennifer Woo, a licensed massage therapist.
Jennifer is certified in several different types of massage therapy
 including, hot stone and pregnancy massage.

She services many clients here in the Northeastern Region of Ohio (Lake County) 
Many which have shared testimonies like this one:

"With 5 children including triplets; no wonder my favorite place in the world is Jennifer's massage table. When pregnant, she helped with my restless leg syndrome. Jennifer truly pampers me and addresses my pain." -Tracy

GIVE MOM A WELL DESERVED MASSAGE BY SOMEONE WHO IS 
TALENTED, EXPERIENCED AND WHO ENJOYS 
MAKING PEOPLE FEEL HEALTHY AND REJUVENATED!


Doesn't Your Mom Deserve It!?


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Northeastern Ohio, Lake County

For a Discounted 1 hour Massage

Call:
Jennifer Woo, LMT
(216) 849-3440

$50.00
(regular price is $65.00)

(Appointments may be scheduled on day's/times other than Mother's Day)
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Print out this ad and tell Jennifer that Family Matters with Amber sent you!



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