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It sounds like youv've signifigant work and chiropractic scares me when your playing with serious vertabral injuries.
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As for being afrains, you should be, it's natural. That being swid it's crucial that you have faith and a good relationship with your doctor. It sounds' like he's benefit with his previous work. That about the best reference you can get.
Best of luck. God (and Pope Francisco) bless you.
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Your entire body's weight is stacked on your vertrbral column and once a signifigant injury occurs on one section without transfererring forces to the rest, thus causing the domino effect mentioned.
The somatic and pyscosomatic variables are endless. From mental state to nuerotransmitters and natural endorphines it is out of our control and yet completely within our means to do anything possible.
Tim
Life is a riddle and I say, you can't age without collecting scars. Some of us more than others.View Thread

God bless Texas

I heard a joke about the Texas flag, it's fits Texas perfect, it's just lime the American flag except with out all the other stars.
I thought it was cute and always admired the pride Texans have for their state. I've visited Houstan, Round Roock and Austin.
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A positive outlook really does help your healing though so don't be mad, it will only harm you.
don't
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Keep an open mind, a positive spirit and study your spine. There's lots of great books out there that can teach you what may be an affect of a disc issue or just muscle pain from bad seating or posture like you already mentioned.
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