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Default CPP disability and TOS

I had a 3 level anterior fusion C4-C7 in Feb/09 and still experience pain from bone spurs and C3 disc herniation since surgery, severe headaches and numbness in both arms/hands along with pain in the scapular muscles I was recently diagnoised with TOS, I have applied for disability and I was wondering if anyone is on disabilty for TOS? Thanks for your responses
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Feb09 - had 3 level anterior cervical fusion
Now have 3-4 herniation and bone spurs
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