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Old 07-19-2010, 07:26 PM #2
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Hi,
I joined today too. Your post is very interesting. I haven't heard of winged scapulae before.

It sounds like you have seen a specialist, what type(s) did you see? What tests have you had done? Is there anything they have done that has helped you? Did this start all at once or in stages? Just curious. My neurologist doesn't like to link any symptoms together.
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