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20 And Slowly Going Paralyzed

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alysha

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20 And Slowly Going Paralyzed Posted: 04-06-05 15:51pm


I'm 20 years old and i'm going paralyzed. I have degenerate bone dieses in my spine I also have lumbar and cervical spinal stenossis. If anyone has any advise to give me on how to deal with this stuff that is happening to me please let me know. I will take any advice you give me. Thank you

kidder1961

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Me Too! Alysha Posted: 05-30-05 01:15am


Hello alysha, I too am surffering with the same thing. In addition I also have some degenerative disc diease,and some toren disc's. I have been for about 10 years now and it just keep getting worse. I am about to just give up untill I can't walk anymore. I would love some info on this to. :!: hope we get it . Thanks debbie :d

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