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Old 12-16-2011, 05:38 PM #1
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Default Chiropractors & SCS
Hello gangsters
Perhaps we've hit on this subject before but I was wondering your opinion on whether or not it's 'safe' to see a chiro? My husband thinks I should have one mess around with my back and maybe it would help with the back spasms.

I would normally be very leary of someone messing around my leads, but I'm getting desperate. The leads have scarred in for 2 yrs, so ? maybe? yes? no? go back under your rock Rae?
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