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hello, i have neck instability and i am just now reading about chiari.

i feel great lying down on my back and resting my head. sitting my head feels like it weights 500 lbs. standing it's okay but not as good as sitting down. i also have very bad tmj

would lying down make your chiari better or worse, are these sx of chiari
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