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Old 08-26-2008, 01:49 AM #15
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I totally agree that the info needs to keep being put out there - that RSI can become a nasty chronic TOS or TOS type condition.
The more places it is posted it will be found and read about.

LIKE -
Don't keep working in pain and hoping it will just go away some day.

Make Drs & PTs find answers for you and give real help to you. Or find the ones that will help you.

Educate yourself about your body, how it works, and how best to repair it, before it becomes a painful & chronic condition.
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