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Old 04-08-2012, 12:29 PM #51
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i think for someone with full blown tos it would be too tight
okay actually its EBA posture shirt. i guess that's the same thing. it's much much tighter than the cw x shirt i have which was a waste of money. it really helps to wear when i exercise (i'm doing scapular pushups against a wall on elbows now) but for people with overt vasc tos i dunno how on earth you'd wear this or exercise period.

if i werent so gimpy id take a pic of the cw x compared to eba. HUGE difference
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ugh im starting to think my pt is right. i was feeling my neck and i always thought before that my c7 bump was my t1 bump but it's not. its c7 and it does feel really big and bony.
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im not a good candidate for operating and i cant help but think its not THAT big/long. what i am feeling is the bump at the base of my neck. the bone feels large to me but they didnt say the vertebrae was even large on the mri.

i guess i could get a second opinion. i wanna see my damn xrays.
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