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Old 06-09-2015, 03:03 PM #1
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Hi corsair,
As I understand it, you had tests done prior to your fall.
Maybe I'm wrong.

Did you have any tests done after your fall on your tailbone to see if there was a break?
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Lara, I had the test (MRI & X-Ray) done before I fell on my tailbone. Since I posted the last comment, it seems to be better when I sit now. Maybe the donuts helped heal faster?
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Lara, I had the test (MRI & X-Ray) done before I fell on my tailbone. Since I posted the last comment, it seems to be better when I sit now. Maybe the donuts helped heal faster?

Thanks for the update. Glad you are doing better.


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