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I seem to be ok during the day...pain around a 1 or 2, but at night it's 7, 8! Yesterday i had therapy and a massage and then added a cervical roll to my pillow...woke up worse than ever. The xray shows three levels of bulge and all three with bone spurs. I will have an MRI soon to see what to do. I'm frightened for sure. Doc told me no golf, no swimming unless I wear a mask and snorkel...keeping my head straight down! My last MRI in 07 was bad, guess it's just gotten so bad now that it hurts? I will keep you posted and again thanks.View Thread


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