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Originally Posted by Anne4tos
Chroma: I would wager money your progress is being made by Diazepam. Is it true progress or the effectiveness of the medication? IMO, Diazepam is the miracle drug for TOS, but it comes with serious potential Benzo problems.
It can be used through therapy to make progress though.
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I would wager on all 3.
When I walked out of my first PT session with Joyce, I could breath more into my left lung which was in interesting sensation. Prior to the session, I didn't even know that my lower left ribs were restricted, although she was able to easily demonstrate that to me during our session.
Re: the break reminder software, it clearly has me getting out of the chair more to improve circulation and posture. I could feel the difference on day 1.
And yes, diazepam is helping too which is why I included it. The first time, my reaction was "hellz yeah,
this is what my neck is
supposed to feel like--relaxed and natural".
What's a "Benzo problem"? Have you experienced problems with diazepam?
I'm aware that drugs can have tolerance problems which is why I try to skip it 3 days a week.