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Old 06-28-2010, 09:14 PM #5
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Have not tried different therapeutic massage techniques. The muscle spasms are deep down. My regular doctor today felt my shoulders and said I needed a good massage.

I started on Soma 350mg twice a day about a week after my wreck. I still take a full one each night but during the day I usually only take 1/2 pill now (sometimes none). It is the Soma WITHOUT Codeine as I am allergic to Codeine.

I don't really have anyone to go with me and help with forms, etc.

I'll have to ask about qEEG instead of EEG.
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