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Old 06-28-2008, 08:08 PM #1
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Default how to deal witha sitting issue
Just got a Epidual shot, L4 , buldging Disc, but walking is ok ,standing is ok , but I cannot sit more than 10 minutes---going into my five months, its getting old--- off all pills ,to many side effects---
does any other members have this issue, and how do you deal?
Oh ,I am doing the PT , they are trying everything---

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