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My TOS arm/hand is much warmer than the other one

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Old 04-05-2012, 08:31 AM #11
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I agree, no sleeping on my bad TOS side ever. I also can not seem to manage wearing a bra or any other clothing (camis) that put even the lightest of pressure on my shoulder area. I have found any pressure in that area makes my arm and hand get much warmer really quick. I think being larger breasted is making the problem worse but I am not sure. I have not been able to wear a bra in 18 months and I hate it.
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