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Default Hi Fellow Health Seekers!
My journey started 13 years ago. Did all the traditional modalities of treatment and many holistic as well. My right side: neck/upper back/flank continues to give me problems of pain/ shudders/spasms. Any three brought on my small movements. Pain meds, muscle relaxers, neurological meds, etc. Have come here to offer support as well as seek answers.
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