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Old 09-11-2008, 10:31 PM #1
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Smile Hi, another newbie
I posted in the spinal forum before I saw this area. I've had chronic pain since a motor vehicle accident. I am scared because my symptoms seem worse thought they say the mri is unchanged. I'm a mom and I work full time and my husband thinks I'm obsessed and to some degree he's right. I'm so worn out by it all and feel very isolated.
Anyway, hi and I have a post under teh spinal section if anyone can help
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