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Hi, @erinegannons, and welcome. What you’re going through sounds really challenging, especially with so many changes happening. I’m so sorry you're experiencing so much pain. Being in pain for that long can be so exhausting.
I've added your conversation to the Heart & Blood Health and Kidney & Bladder communities so that others experiencing Nutcracker or May-Thurner syndrome might be able to offer their experiences.
May I ask, have any of your doctors talked with you about options to help manage your symptoms?
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@klp it is an anomaly for an individual to have as many things going on however, I know I’m not the only person that could have something like this, but I just turned 51 and I don’t know where else to turn. I’m at my wits end on how to figure this out except for doing it myself. I need some professional advice on where to turn and get everyone on the same page to get my life back on track so I can go back to doing what I love in which I cannot do right now. I cannot work any lead environment as a physical work was my last resort and to help people as a medical massage therapist and I miss it so very much my business part of the ground in 2020 and rebuilt it and then became ill late 22. Grateful for anything you can do to assist me. My kindness and I hope you have a blessed weekend. Thank you.
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@klp I need some assistance with coordinator care because they are treating the body individually instead of as a whole and I’m really struggling to find the right care. I have posted another comment if you could please assist me in this I would be so gratefully appreciative thank you very much.