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Old 05-16-2007, 01:47 PM #6
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I hope that your move doesn't increase the progression, Curious, and that you find relief from pain you feel... maybe some things that help.

In looking for info. about SI Joints for Jen, I also read some about spondylolisthesis; it sounds rather painful.

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i have spondylolisthesis from a back injury. mine has been progressive. last time a dr checked..i was at a stage 4. but oh man...what you posted is discribing the pain i have been having for the last few months. i have been over doing it getting ready to move.

can't help on the surgery part. i haven't had any for my back.

gentle hugs. back pain sucks!
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