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Old 08-24-2011, 12:31 AM #1
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Default Back brace causing painful hematomas

Shalom everyone -
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i have a hard shell back brace -- it is not fitting properly -
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i went back twice to spine clinic - told this is the best they can adjust it --stuff wash cloths in places to make it fit better --
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i now take it off whenever i am home without the baby --
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it has become more painful to have bruising the size of dinner plate on my thigh than to have ruptured discs -
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my body is not evenly proportioned -
i am afraid not to wear it - and cause more injury -
and i am afraid to wear it and cause more pain -
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anybody here with back brake experience ?
Please help -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, dvora
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