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Old 08-08-2011, 04:17 PM #8
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yeah, my scm is just now calming down after wearing a neck brace for awhile.. ive woken up gasping for air once or twice when that area was too tight. i do not have sleep apnea.

*knock on wood* its gone away for the most part

also since you have EDS, keep in mind you could be giving yourself mild whiplash without even realizing it. this is what i was doing
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