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Thx for all your advice re thorasic traction. I don't know what

she's going to suggest now. My thorasic spine (mid-upper-ish)is S shaped

(supposed to be straight) and the discs are all ugly and mishapen. And

the cervical spine (neck) is ramrod straight when it's supposed to be

curved. Plus there are herniated discs up there, too. That doesn't even

count the herniated discs below...sigh...

Now, I'm just waiting for the MRIs. She thinks the thorasic stuff is

hitting a nerve, and that plus the cervical stuff is why the discs in

between hurt so much. And why my muscels from neck to mid back are

insanely cramped 24/7. And she thinks

the lower bulging discs are also hitting a nerve and causing my left leg

to weaken. She said it/they may need surgery.

Well, at least now I know why the pain has been so intense :)

Yet another lovely diagnosis. I came and cried and felt sorry for

myself, of course.

And then got pissed off at the stupid PTs who are not doctors and

have been mistreating me even given the limited info they have. And

they tsk tsk me for my posture as though I'm a lazy, bad little girl.

YOU try to hold your head up straight with all that back stuff going on.

And be sure and pull back your shoulders even though they're wracked

with RA. Arrggghhhhhh...

I'm still really depressed even though I took my third Enbrel

shot yest. I'm sure hoping things start looking up soon...

Thx for listening...

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