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Old 07-06-2007, 03:53 PM #1
LinJane LinJane is offline
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Just posting a Hello. Unfortunately I am back with TOS symptoms. I have been pain free since 2001 and have begun experiencing pain about 2 months ago. Not as severely but have started PT and, unfortunately, taking pain meds after almost six years off. Does anyone know if this is normal? I am visiting my surgeon, Dr. Togut in 2 weeks but am very disturbed by the thought of going through this all over again. I have been very active since successful surgery and can't even think of going back to my life before.

Any input would be appreciated. LinJane
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