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Old 03-08-2020, 08:48 PM #6
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Physical therapy has been life saving for me. I spent two years trying to figure out what was wrong. Once I was diagnosed, my doctor started me with physical therapy. I've been going 2x per week since September 2019 and have noticed a big difference.

Hope your physical therapy has helped.

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I am having the same issue which is frustrating as it prevents me from sleeping at times, do you have trouble with this?

I am about to start physical therapy hopefully it will help.
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