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Old 04-01-2007, 11:35 PM #1
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Default damaged back muscles
My back muscles were damaged and my shoulders hang too low and pull down on my spine. I already have a plate in my neck and a previous herniated thoracic disc so it is pretty miserable. Does anyone know about muscle regeneration, or some type of shoulder harness you can wear in the meantime? I was a classical guitar student, so it has been really disappointing.
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