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Old 10-30-2008, 08:31 PM #2
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I posted here because I guess I'm thinking that what I'm feeling pain wise is the beginning of a long road of pain. At least, that seems to be a recurring theme among the posts dealing with spine problems. Perhaps the doctors don't say much about it because they just want to wait and see, and I've been waiting a long time here and I'm not sure that they are giving me the best information. Oh well, at least putting it on here somehow makes me feel better but I'm not sure why. ee
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