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sensei adam rostocki
USA
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 Posted - 03/17/2007 : 15:43:47
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No TMS pain can be static in one primary location. I had back pain in my lower back as my primary location. In hindsite, I also realize that my occasional neck pain, knee pain, wrist pain and other symptoms were also a part of the syndrome. However, these were never bad compared to my back pain. TMS often chooses a location based on the success of the pain at occupying your attention. Sensei
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Edited by - sensei adam rostocki on 03/17/2007 15:46:36 |
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Pain that Doesn't Move Around
