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Old 04-20-2007, 09:09 AM #1
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Default Hello from another person with TOS
I think some of you may remember me from the other forum. I've been around, but busy with trying to get disability for my TOS (from cervical ribs) and having problems with my Rhuematoid arthritis. I get bad days all the time now, so don't get online much. Plus my two little kids keep me busy.
I just keep going to the my PCP as I can't see any specialist till I get my disability. I'm self pay for medical till then, and don't have the money to see all the specialist.
Just wanted to say hi to everyone, and let everyone know I enjoy knowing there are others out there to talk to about this.
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