Physical therapy did not help me but made me worse.

If it were my daughter, I'd fly her to Dr.Annest in Denver out of St. Luke's hospital and have the full work done - you know, my list of TOS testing - ALL of it to make sure we're not missing another disease. Then, I'd ask his opinion on surgery. Do you want her to be able to be a mother? To hold her daughter? Or to go to college? ACT NOW>< You are the mother here. I had to fight 4 years for TOS surgery and there's no doubt by Annest that instead of 12 percent improvement (guess) I'd have more like 90 percent.

Bit difference. Nothing to be scared of. I and "L" did it at the same time and she's much better than I - she's going to school now!!!
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So buck up Mom, fight for her, vigorouly, because TOS is just tightening, spasming muscles squeezing those veins and at some point they jsut rebel and become perm.

gotta run, I'm dying of paion