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Old 03-08-2015, 03:21 PM #7
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What do you mean by TOS? massaging does help me, Ive got a brace on my right forearm right now and that seems to allow me to reduce fatigue on the muscle which is nice. This has reduced some the shaking aswell. Ive been feeling a muscle tightness around my ribs today too , i think some of this could be from anxiety from all the worrying ive been doing !
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