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Old 10-29-2013, 08:25 PM #4
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Yes, he was athletic and a video gamer. Not anymore thanks to the pain. Posture can be slouchy at times. PT and chiropractic have not helped.

We will definitely seek a 2nd opinion.

Most of the expert docs mentioned in these forums seem to be in CA, CO and MA... a bit out of our feasible reach.

Anyone know of a TOS specialist in the Philadelphia area?
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