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Old 05-29-2014, 06:17 PM #1
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Default Goodbye side sleeping
My right side has gotten worse than the left in terms of first rib elevation and supraclavicular edema. This is pretty significant considering that > 90% of my TOS symptoms were on the left side when this all started.

This change has coincided perfectly with my switch to sleeping on my right side. Formerly, I used to sleep exclusively on my left.

So... side sleeping has to go.
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