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Hi @lauralee,
You may be interested in joining @leslie324, @vickiekay, @gailb, @cathyh, @edieguinn, @jeriliz, @christinek, @sutherlin, @kdubois, @123zale, @vbrunette, @atrex, @bernese53, @trish602, @barbara94, @johnjames, @lynettegable, @annieecruz, @detzler, @sauwoon8, @mieke, @ruben130476, @mieke, @rareeby, @kpete65, @disgusted in this discussion:
"Scoliosis - Introduce yourself and meet others," http://mayocl.in/2tEJjA6, in the Bones, Joints & Muscles group on Connect.
Lauralee, may I ask if you would share a few more details? Have you been diagnosed with scoliosis?
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I would like to join this discussion. My pain is too great now from another problem to elaborate. Thank you.
Of course, @jeriliz; please take your time to heal and feel better. We are here, we are listening.
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I was diagnosed with scoliosis in 1984. I had surgery where a Harrington rod was inserted into my spine to help with strength and correction of the curvature. In the past few years I've experienced heart pain yet tests reveal the pain was not a heart attack. I have seen a heart specialist 5 days ago who said test results show a good heart and clear arteries, the heart pain is caused either from the skeleton or muscles around my heart