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Old 12-11-2013, 06:22 PM #1
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Default Saw my doc today
So I had my follow up appointment today and the x-rays did not show anything abnormal. I do not have a cervical rib. Yay to small victories?

He also referred me to a surgeon that has a lot of experience with TOS which I will be seeing next week. I guess we've made some progress but still no plan of attack yet.

Meanwhile my pain is sky rocketing because of stress.
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