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Old 11-07-2006, 12:16 PM #12
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Default Is the pain worse if you reach around
toward your back, as though you were attempting to get something out of a back pants pocket?

My damage (to central nervous system) is worse on left side (especially left leg), and for a long time I had horrible trouble with my shoulders. Took a very long time for the impingements, frozen shoulder, etc., to resolve. The leg is still trying, and it is better, but still a great problem.

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