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Old 12-04-2013, 04:42 PM #11
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Coop, have you thought of doing the pec minor surgery? Based on your rake handle myofacial release, maybe that would help?? I know you don't ever want surgery again, but just a thought....

I am having the pec minor done on Thursday, I will let you and everyone know how it goes.
Actually, I've had TOS for so many years, that I think my whole nervous system is out of whack. It's kind of hypersensitive to everything. My body really hasn't responded well to surgeries in the past.
Good luck on Thursday. I hope it goes well for you.
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