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Default Help! I Need Help Reading My Mri Report
i HAVE ATTACHED IT TO THIS THREAD. iF ANYONE COULD HELP ME TRANSLATE IT, OR HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS ON MY PAIN MANAGEMENT, i WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT. i'M A SINGLE MOTHER OF ONE 16 MONTH CHILD AND CAN BARELY PICK HIM UP. i FEEL LIKE i'M A 100 YEARS-OLD. i'VE RECENTLY HAD TO QUIT MY JOB AS A WAITRESS, BUT STILL FIND A WAY TO CARRY ON MY ON-LINE DEGREE. i KNOW i WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO DO PHSYICAL WORK AGAIN. i WAS IN A CAR ACCIDENT IN 2000 AND MY CONDITION HAS DETERIATED SLOWLY BUT SURELY SINCE. i NEED A SOLUTION.
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