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Old 06-16-2010, 07:19 AM #12
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I have thigh muscle pain. When that starts cropping up, I do yoga, and stretches, and walk and do things to help those muscles let go. If it goes on too long, my back is going to be unhappy, and I have to deal with it then. Try to catch it while its young.

I hope you feel better.
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