“Mom, I want to try something for your lower back. But you’ll need to lie on your stomach on the floor. And I’ll work over your shirt, nothing weird. It’s a technique called ‘cross-fiber friction.’ It breaks up adhesions.”
In an exclusive email interview with this publication, Liam Sullivan addressed the sudden fame.
For the past three years, Margo has been battling fibromyalgia—a chronic condition characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory, and mood issues. The simplest tasks, from lifting a grocery bag to standing for too long, often leave her in debilitating pain. Her son, 29-year-old Liam Sullivan, a former collegiate wrestler and now a licensed physical therapy assistant, has been her primary source of support.
