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Old 06-16-2008, 01:01 PM #1
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Hello and Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry for all the pain you are suffering from, but I see our Doody has given you some great info. Please take a look around and make yourself at home. As Doody said, this place is amazing, informative and friendly.

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here is link to our Spinal Disorders and Back Pain Forum. you will find many carring and and informed members there to help.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum22.html

sorry that you have the need to find us, but glad you found us. welcome.
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Hello and welcome from me as well.

I feel your pain! Oh my how I feel it!

I've fractured my coccynx once and fractured my sacrum (above the coccynx) twice, so there have been extended lengths of time where I either could not sit down at all, or had to carry a cushion everywhere I went. I still have a special cushion in the chair I spend most time in at home, otherwise my tail suffers and so do I.

Have a look around the site, I'm sure you'll find others like you and I.
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