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Old 07-06-2009, 07:27 PM #1
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Hi, My name is Linda and Im new to neurotalk. Just thought I would check it out. Seems to be alot of people in the same boat as me. In addition to alrealy having TOS, I just had my 4th MRI of my spine. The last one was of my lumbar area due to sciatic pain. WOW!!! the pain is intense.

Well would love to chat with someone sometime while I recoup
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