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7 1/2 years of therapy is a long time. Did you improve a little bit each year? I'm starting on year number four, of therapy myself(mostly joint mobility and myofascial release), and I seem to get a little bit better each year, but there's been a lot of twists and turns along the way. This is definitely not a quick fix.
Yes, PT became easier. It kept me upright and working...

I used o say to my therapist...

"Good pain; bad pain, I'm so confused!!!"

I learned to grades things as positive and negative

Here's is a link for your review.

These took a while but are amazing.

http://www.healthlightz.com/

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