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Old 02-06-2009, 12:13 PM #1
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Hi I dont really know what to say other than i have been dealing with the beast of TOS now for 6 or so years, and have had bilateral decompression surgeries done at UCSF by Dr. Schneider. my right side is pretty awesome in my book. most days are great with minimal pain on that side. my left, well if i could velcro it off and leave it off on the days it hurts....well wouldnt that just be nice!!

anyways, I used to frequent here long ago under the name churchgirl21 if anyone remembers.

I dont type much anymore, but I am looking forward to reading and catching up!!

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