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Default Physical Therapy Question..

I may have mentioned this countless times and forgotten (that's for another thread), but I've had major pains in my neck and back, especially with the cold weather this winter. Saw my PCP yesterday, and she scheduled an MRI (cervical spine only) for this Thursday, just to make sure there's nothing new going on. Also, she set me up with physical therapy on Friday, since I won't take any prescriptions for the pain (make me too sleepy/loopy)..I'm just wondering if anyone here has had good experiences with PT and pain control..I'm trying to think positive, but this is not an area I'm real familiar with..Any info would help. Thanks!
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