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Old 04-13-2012, 12:35 PM #1
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I had months of PT and I've been seeing a chiro regularly for more than a year to help with it too. I just had my first real massage a couple of weeks ago to help with it too. I'm thinking more might be in order.

I used to be very strong and toned and very flexible to boot. I'm hopeful that in coming years I'll be able to get into better shape which may help.
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