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Subject: anyone that may be able to help
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To anyone that may be able to help,
I have had TM for 3 years and I'm still paralyzed from the waist down (C-6
injury). Recently I feel my legs are real heavy as if they were in a cast.
I also feel the femur (sp?) on my left leg is not aligned as it should be
where it meets the hipbone. All my doctor did was to x-ray it and check
for fractures, but since there were none he left it at that. My discomfort
is ever increasing. I was wondering if anyone ever experienced something
similar and whether there was any way to treat it. I wonder if it has to
do with the joints or the fluids in that area.
Thank you,
Eddy
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