Caring Medical Week 2 // Prolotherapy For Cervical Instability & Neck Curve Progress

[@HealingWithRachael]

If you’re watching this video because you’re getting prolotherapy, you’ve got this! 💚 Let me know how it goes for you!

[@wardy1461]

When I'm having bad days with my neck I watch your videos and it keeps me wanting to stay strong 💪

[@HealingWithRachael]

I'm so glad to hear that! Thanks for following along :)

[@michelleherd1389]

Awww watched this in the middle of the night when I was having a higher symptom night. Thank you, I've been waiting to hear what you thought of your first treatment. I'm currently in the throws of raising money to have this next chapter start with Dr. Hauser and company and the more I read, watch and hear from you and other sources, the more confidant I am in that my focus on this as my next step will be worth the financial cost. The possibility of working with another knowledgeable and caring expert is getting me so excited. My husband and I are so hopeful this could get my battery working at really any percentage higher than it is now. I love the idea of "productive pain". I will often say to myself during harder times "stay right here" to remind myself that there is beauty and purpose in each moment I live, even through the pain. Keeping you in my prayers each day, Rachael.

[@CaMagNaK]

I was so hoping that you would find your way to Caring Medical. I’m so happy for you! 💕✨ Dr Hauser is amazing.

[@HealingWithRachael]

Aww, thank you Lynne! I am so thankful to be here. :)

[@t_lettuce.__.]

dude butchered me

[@JacobDudlicek]

@@t_lettuce.__. what was your experience like?

[@celestewatson7836]

That's for the openness about some days being harder than others. All the best to you!

[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@iammellbell]

That's so good that there has been some accessible parks that you've been able to go 2. The photographer sounds like such a kind guy it was really nice of him to show you around it kind of restores faith in humanity haha

[@HealingWithRachael]

It was super kind! And awesome to hear of the girl he often sees at the park that “used to wear a neck brace” and now doesn’t need it anymore! 💚

[@iammellbell]

@@HealingWithRachael ​Yes! that is really encouraging!!

[@iammellbell]

I'm halfway through this video at the moment will finish it in a bit haha so far I really love it I love how you wrote hope in the sand and I really like the analogy you made about your bed being a charger. I am so happy that you've come so far but no there's still such a long way to go so sending you love

[@HealingWithRachael]

We are kindred spirits haha! I know you did the exact same thing 😅 Thank you friend!! 💚💚

[@iammellbell]

@@HealingWithRachael yassss! Speaking of kindred spirits I just finished listening to the Anne of Green Gables series have you read it or seen it?

[@alpineluvv]

I appreciated your bed charger analogy too, Rachael!

[@karlinhahf]

Im glad to see your videos and Im praying you get to the 100%!! Dont ever stop believing! I have neck and TMJ instability, my life changed since 2 years ago after having Covid, we are not sure if the coughing was too aggressive or what, but anyways, I hope that someday I can also get this treatment at caring doctor, unfortunately I dont have money for that right now. But your videos make me believe of better days are ahead of both of us! :)

[@shlomitbahtmoshe7786]

😊yess thanks so much for your transparency! I too look forward to seeing your progress. I was so happy to see you posted for us💙 made my day… thank you dear.. can’t say it enough

[@HealingWithRachael]

thank you so much for your encouragement and kindness :)

[@crystalh1290]

i just started prolo at caring medical, im four rounds in on my ankle. dr hauser and danielle both (i see both each time) have been amazing in helping me on the journey. they figured out i was dealing with something more severe that was going on in my ankle than my husband and i thought. my drs at home had no clue about. they are treating it and say i am doing amazing in my recovery. im maybe a couple more rounds possibly walking again! my husband is also going to the hauser neck center to correct his curve as well. we fly once a month to get treatments. we still have no clue how many more rounds ill need but they think ill be walking again soon! hope you are doing well on your journey

[@jessedwards2912]

I'm so glad it went well for you! I was curious how bad the pain and stiffness would be on your neck, as my knee and shoulder hurt pretty bad right after. I agree, Dr Hauser is so knowledgeable and the expert for sure! I'm excited for you and will pray and believe that this will be worth it and help you greatly! Thanks for the update 😀👍🏻💙🙏

[@HealingWithRachael]

Thank you so much for your encouragement, Jess! 💚💚

[@janinehiltscher2697]

So proud of you sweet one. Thinking of you always and praying for you. xoxo

[@HealingWithRachael]

Thank you momma 💚

[@alpineluvv]

Finally catching up! (caught miserable Covid recently and was too sick to get on here to watch) Thanks for the great descriptions and info, Rachael! This is so helpful and I’m feeling so hopeful for your case as well as my own when the timing is right. I appreciated the note about compression disorders because I definitely feel a correlation to my head when they are flared….tell Dr Hauser I would love a video about anything he has learned in this area. :) Keep up the good work!

[@leslietascoff9784]

Thank you for all your videos. I’ve followed Dr Hauser. it’s great to hear your first hand experience. I can’t wait to hear more updates.

[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@ilikejelly7890]

Hi Rachael, Hope you doing fine, you have certainly have been through the mill. I have watched a couple of your videos as they have popped up when I looking at Chiari Malformation / Stenosis of C4-5 C5-6 and Cervical Instability. I have been diagnosed with the first 2 mentioned and awaiting a CT scan to see if I have Cervical Instability and also what they will operate on first. I am in Scotland and things moving very slow here since covid, I am 55 , female. Anyway I thought I would just say hi and will watch all your videos to catch up on everything. You are a very inspirational young lady and I wish you all the best. Michelle x

[@HealingWithRachael]

Thank you for your message, Michelle! I am sorry to hear you've been suffering so much with those conditions. You certainly aren't alone. I'm rooting for you and hope you can find relief from your symptoms! 💚

[@ryanmacleod2227]

I'm im Scotland too. I'm 24 and not sure what to do. Hope you are okay

[@ilikejelly7890]

@ryanmacleod2227 6 weeks ago I had a 2 level Anterior Cervical disectomy with fusion(ACDF). I am having a bit less pain in neck and shoulders but still there when I try drive etc, I have more trouble swallowing now than I did before surgery. Long slow recovery, still have headache etc so hopefully get Chiari surgery next year, my follow up appointment after this surgery not till end of May 24. Hope you getting appointments as that can be difficult. I am in Sw Scotland. Travel to Edinburgh for appointments. Michelle

[@ilikejelly7890]

@@ryanmacleod2227 Do you have Chiari?

[@ryanmacleod2227]

@@ilikejelly7890 glad you feel a bit better and hope the swallowing is easier soon. I am in the Highlands so way different part haha.

[@r.s.7510]

Going through this is so hard. I felt alone till I seen your video. 🙏. Keep the updates coming

[@scnager1]

6 mile cypress is the best park in Ft. Myers! Glad you went

[@HealingWithRachael]

It was great!

[@rebeccalawrence7415]

“ Productive pain “I love this! I’m definitely going To keep this phrase in mind. I often say I don’t mind suffering as much with treatments if I know there is an end goal with it. This fits perfectly 😊 So glad things are going well for you! I found the neck curve correction and neck weights super interesting. It makes me wonder if there’s anyone doing something similar in the UK..

[@alpineluvv]

I loved the productive pain idea too! Helps your frame of mind going into it!

[@ryanmacleod2227]

Have you found anyone in the UK?

[@rebeccalawrence7415]

@@ryanmacleod2227 no sorry I have not managed to. I have been having chiropractic adjustments with Iain Smith in Newport UK. He has special interest in cervical instability and that has been going really well for me so far

[@thistooiseds3215]

Excellent work here Rachel! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@daltonvoss7693]

Thanks for sharing your Progress. Hopeful Healing.

[@HealingWithRachael]

Thank you Dalton!

[@mayurrasulia2118]

Happy to see that you are doing good..

[@mayurrasulia2118]

Sorry to ask you but how much did you cost your first treatment

[@MrDeterministicchaos]

Yipppi you made it 👏 you give us all hope

[@fernandodiego985]

Been following your informative videos. Best of luck. I have my second comprehensive prp/stem cell cervical treatment next week. Sadly, i’m excited!

[@HealingWithRachael]

I know that feeling of being excited at the prospect of improvements! Hope all goes well!!

[@faithf5846]

Thank you Racheal. Very good informative review.

[@HealingWithRachael]

Glad it was helpful! 💚

[@Sara-world]

Great progress! Thanks for the update!!

[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@iheartyeshua]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I should start sharing more... I had one question, do you have to be diagnosed before you go here? Or should I try to have doctors diagnose me in my home State first? Also how do you pay for all this (if that isn’t too private)? Health spending cards? Or supplemental insurance?

[@HealingWithRachael]

You definitely don't need to be diagnosed before coming here, for many this is their first stop. They do a full evaluation to assess for instability and arterial compressions, etc. Unfortunately there are very few doctors that are knowledgable about cervical instability so it is difficult to receive a diagnosis! It's okay, I am happy to answer. Everything is out of network. So for each appointment, we file it with insurance in hopes that they will apply some/all of it to my deductible. They give you all the information that you need to submit to insurance after every appointment. Thankfully we have been able to make it work financially so far, but I know many others do fundraising, etc. The problem isn't that they are overpriced (they actually charge much less than hospitals would if they were doing these treatments), but that insurance often doesn't cover prolotherapy. Which is so sad because it has such high success rates--and would likely actually save them money. Anyways, I'm sorry if that was too much information! I hope that whatever you decide to do, you find answers and relief. You aren't alone.

[@larryrobinson1399]

Insurance may not cover it because it’s not approved by the fda ? I’m Not sure

[@HealingWithRachael]

@@larryrobinson1399 Yep. And there’s a reason it isn’t approved by the FDA. Because it actually gets people better…and there’s no money in that. Sad, but it’s the truth 😭

[@larryrobinson1399]

@@HealingWithRachael .. hope this helps you ! Appreciate the videos like this

[@iheartyeshua]

@@HealingWithRachaelI started sharing my journey... here’s my first video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWWze56Gf6-sY9E I am years into chronic illness, but only 1 year EDS and it’s comorbidities. Before that they said it was MS. Thank you for helping me with those answers. I will be praying for you along the way. I’m so sorry you are going through all this as well.

[@njdevil900]

Hope you feel better 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 Get well soon

[@HealingWithRachael]

thank you :)

[@Cw-wi6uj]

Hi Rachael I have been following your journey for a while not and caring medical to so its nice to see you have come together! I plan to make the trip there soon 🙏 I'm glad we have you to give us more in details information on your treatments it helps give other sufferers a great insight 👍 Did you find the neck weight uncomfortable on the front of your neck? Also I want to bring ONZ Germany to your attention if you or anyone ever need a fusion and prolotherapy doesn't work onz have a alternative to worth a quick look on KZbin you can see their work! I hope prolotherapy helps you 🙏

[@HealingWithRachael]

Hi Colin! Thank you for sharing. I don't find the neck weights very uncomfortable, to me they actually feel pretty good. The only hard part is standing still with POTS. But its manageable. They are very attentive to detail and so if the weights didn't feel right for whatever reason, I'm sure they would help you adjust them. Depending on the case/person, they said they start with anywhere from 1lb-15lbs--so its very individualized. For those that aren't fused where I am, they typically do a few prolo treatments first before starting with weights. Anyways, I hope all goes well for you! Keep me updated and let me know if you do end up going to Caring Medical!

[@Cw-wi6uj]

@@HealingWithRachael thank you for the reply! All the information helps! I hope the treatment helps you 🙏 if I ever go there I will let you know for sure! My symtoms have eased off the last 3 days I only hope it continues 🙏 I will keep a eye on your journey and treatment there with my fingers crossed for you 😊

[@peenslayer6412]

Hey Rachael I'm having a really hard time now and I am gonna look into a cci diagnosis. Do you have any advice for looking for a diagnosis?

[@HealingWithRachael]

Hi there, I'm so sorry to hear that. Unfortunately there are not many specialists that are knowledgable enough to test/diagnosis cci and cervical instability. 😢 Really the main options are a few surgeons, and then Dr. Hauser at Caring Medical. Regennex in Colorado may also be able to diagnose. I hope you are able to find relief!

[@peenslayer6412]

@@HealingWithRachael okay thank you so much for replying I was watching videos on another channel about someone else's cci diagnosis and they mentioned that there was a surgeon in NY which is close to me who could diagnose. Maybe that could be a possibility in the future

[@autumncollins]

Where did you have the treatment in Utah? I’m getting ready to go to Utah for prolotherapy

[@HealingWithRachael]

I had it done by dr. chappell in american fork!

[@MezMezMez1]

Great video :) Hope you get better very soon ☺☺☺

[@HealingWithRachael]

thank you so much ☺️

[@MezMezMez1]

@@HealingWithRachael Welcome ☺

[@lalabyelulu4021]

I have been managing my symptoms through stabilization exercises daily, and it has made such a difference in my life. I also considered prolotherapy but wanted to go the natural route as long as it was producing results. I'm 99% better after four years of chronic pain and debilitation (it had been coming on for 15 years but 2017 was when the worse symptoms started; unable to be upright without pain, brain fog, GI dysmotility, hands turning blue from Raynaud's, stuck in fight or flight mode from forward head posture/military neck, tinnitus, TMJ, locked jaw, optic migraines which caused me to lose vision, trouble walking towards the very end of it; just all the scary symptoms you can imagine.); The laxity in my neck supporting structures caused my skeleton to be out of alignment, which was cutting off nerve signals to the rest of my body, setting off an entire disease process that progressed over the course of several years. The last six months of stabilization the neck ligaments (ligamentum nuchae esp which holds your C-spine in place), working on posture and neck curve have been the keys. There is a gal who is doing the same for her EDS connective tissue and neck instability and she is fully recovered. Her name is Kayla (maybe you have seen her videos) and her channel is Duncan Recovery and Wellness and she explains her symptoms and journey to recovery in detail. Just another tool for your tool box and the rest of us who suffer from this debilitating neck instability. Thank you for the update and prayers for your full recovery. 💕💕

[@HealingWithRachael]

I'm so glad to hear you've found a good way to manage your symptoms! Thanks for sharing! Wishing you the best :)

[@anyalazor7978]

Hi! I have very similar symptoms to yours and I can barely stand up these days. Could you please share how exactly do you stabilize your neck? Do you follow a specific set of exercises? Thank you sm!

[@lalabyelulu4021]

@@anyalazor7978 mostly isometric exercises either using the floor, wall and eventually my hands as counter pressure and resistance several times a day. Eventually I could use my hands to traction the neck while doing chin tucks/cervical retraction throughout the day while standing. The key for me has been engaging the deep neck flexors which had become weak over time from poor posture, and practice shoulder retraction which helped to support my neck in a more neutral and less forward position. I had many flares in the beginning because of how weak my neck muscles were but the strength and endurance is now there and it has become routine.

[@anyalazor7978]

@@lalabyelulu4021 thank you! If you can, could you please link the video/article you used the esometric exersises from? Theres a lot of different exersises and if the ones you used helped you, Id love to try them in particular. Great that you feel sm better, happy for you! x

[@lalabyelulu4021]

@@anyalazor7978 Thank you! Yes. There are so many videos over the years, but I have found three videos with the exercises that have helped me the most: Upright position with neutral posture: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpy6d2xsbdp5jrs Floor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZysmqCdq5afaMU and wall: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5TNlq2QiqeifKM I had some setbacks because my neck has been a problem area for so long that the flares were pretty bad at first, so I had to scale back and go slow. Now I can lean over and do activities without my disc slipping out of place, so it was worth it; i'm getting my life back. I hope you find what works for you and heal fully and remember to be patient and gentle with yourself. ❤ I also wanted to add kzbin.info/door/MfS4PyEaSYXAeD_xMg8WYAvideos videos because she explains how she healed her instability in detail and you may find that you can relate to her.

[@karym0205]

May ask how much was it? I need this i need to save money. I can't function anymore. Please. God bless you.

[@venusserafico1161]

May I know if your case also related with cervical kyphosis?

[@rigaleb]

Hey, Rachel, hope you are doing well! The only curious thing is how can injections in the neck, supposedly in the ligaments, where there are a lot of sensible structures like arteries and veins and nerves, be done without live imaging. Isn't it very dangerous? I mean, everyone has a completely different anatomy, how one can be sure an artery isn't punctured? After all.. when irritating arteries.. the next thing that can happen is a blood clot, don't want one of those in the arteries that go to the brain. Actually, you don't want it anywhere.. I really really hope it helped you a lot! A lot of love and energy towards you!🙏

[@JacksonStar4757]

I've wondered that too but I think the answer is that the anatomy really isn't different from person to person, maybe the size of the vertebrae... but for example the vertebral artery is in the same place for everyone so the Dr knows by feeling the vertebrae where the ligaments attach in relation to certain bony structures and where the arteries are, etc. Just like when my upper cervical chiropractor felt my neck she immediately knew where my atlas was. None of the experienced prolotherapists I've seen use guidance unless it's c0 thru c2

[@michellemustari498]

What were you symptoms

[@MrSemglory]

Keep strong. From Italy ❤️

[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@WienzYT]

may I ask why you chose caring medical over regenexx (not picl)?

[@HealingWithRachael]

After researching both regenexx and caring medical, I personally felt better about caring medicals approach. They address your neck curve as well as do treatments with prolotherapy. It seems like they really see their patients through. I also felt that the people I spoke with that were treated at caring medical had better results than some of those that did treatments at regenexx. That's not to say regenexx doesn't help a lot of people, too! Also, the PICL isn't an option for me because I have my c0-2 fused.

[@angelar7608]

If you have ME/CFS could it be PEM?

[@HealingWithRachael]

I do get PEM. Thankfully not as severe as it used to be.

[@koenpeeters1970]

It is so funny to see this video. Currently I am in Fort Myers also for my last two weeks of treatment at Caring Medical. Today I got the message that the mini DMX that they performed two weeks ago showed that I have CCI with my CO sliding to the back in flexion. It appears that my condition will need surgery, so I am certainly interested in your story about. Seems that you did not have a lot of succes with CO-C1-C2 fusion? And how funny... I met the same alligator at Six Miles Cypres :)

[@HealingWithRachael]

Oh wow! I'm glad you got to see the alligator too, haha. If you ever see us at Caring Medical, be sure to say hello, we'd love to meet you! I'm sorry to hear you're still dealing with instability. How many treatments have you had so far?

[@koenpeeters1970]

I had my fifth prolo and second prp yesterday morning. Also yesterday they saw the craniocervical sliding to the back for the first time, so that news was like a shock but maybe it finally is the answer for my ongoing troubles with symptoms. How many prolo's did you have until now? Would be good to be able to have a chat sooner or later about our experiences. Wishing you good luck meanwhile!

[@bobblehead761]

Great video. I always enjoy hearing your stories. Were you under the impression that Dr. Hauser could inject C0-C1 had you been a candidate? I ask because I'm getting prolotherapy for C1 and below and from what I gather C0-C1 is much more complicated. If it's even possible, I feel like there could be something left on the table for me.

[@HealingWithRachael]

Yes, to my knowledge Dr. Hauser can inject the C0/1 area, and he does it using guidance. The reason he didn't for me is because I am fused in that area. Typically he does with his neck patients! If you look up "Megan Klee" on youtube she has a lot of great videos about her experience with prolotherapy and had c0-7 treated. :)

[@michelleherd1389]

Yes- I had my first set of injections by Dr. Hauser in C0-C1 just today.

[@HealingWithRachael]

@@michelleherd1389 how’d it go Michelle? I hope you’re able to get some good rest in. praying this will help you!

[@bobblehead761]

@@HealingWithRachael thanks for letting me know. I hope your injections are helping!

[@livitheexplorer4249]

@@michelleherd1389 how you feeling

[@brookeandersen1434]

my neck hurts just hearing you say ice. i cant believe people like ice on their necks! the cold kills me, especially with the fusion.

[@HealingWithRachael]

what!! noooo ice is literally my lifeline 🤣🤣

[@Sbean1022]

Hi! I found you because I’m considering traveling from Virginia to Florida to Caring Medical.. hoping you’re improving! 🙏🏻🙏🏻 I’m curious where you stayed because everything is so expensive?! Thanks in advance!

[@HealingWithRachael]

Hi Michele! That's awesome you will be traveling here! If you ever see us be sure to say hello :) We are renting an apartment about 10-15 minutes away from Caring Medical. It was really difficult to find a place to stay during this time of the year as its the high season. But luckily something popped up last minute and they were able to give us a really good deal. So it ended up being cheaper to stay in an apartment than a hotel. And it's much more comfortable/spacious. We were very thankful! But staying somewhere for 6 weeks is inevitably going to be expensive even if you find a good deal. 😢I hope everything going well for you!! Keep me updated!

[@Sbean1022]

@@HealingWithRachael here's hoping they accept my case and I can get well! Im praying you get relief and healing!! Could you share like *how* you found the apartment since it's short term (even though 6 weeks is a good while!) I've seen how expensive hotels etc are!! Thank you for the reply

[@amandahudson6348]

Michele did you get to visit caring medical for treatment??? I’m in ohio and looking into traveling there as well 😊

[@Sbean1022]

@@amandahudson6348 Nope I never did go. I instead started working with a functional med dr and integrated chiropractor, changed my diet etc. I'm not 100% but much better than I was when I first asked Rachael that question. I hope you find wellness ☼

[@JacksonStar4757]

@@amandahudson6348 I was just there! We drove 18 hrs (stayed in a hotel halfway) and set up an Airbnb in Cape Coral which was 25 minutes from Caring Medical! I think it was about $150/night. I did not start the prolotherapy yet I was just happy that Dr Hauser wants to get to the bottom of my complex case and follow procedure by ruling out other things since I haven't had MRI yet or contrast dye scans but seems like he's about 90% sure the instability is causing my jugular vein and vagus nerve compression. He and his team are super nice and not pushy or just after your money they really care from what I've experienced in just 2 visits. Is your issue in your neck? Have you gone to an upper cervical chiropractor? My chiropractor has helped me tremendously

[@shilk4301]

Is there anybody who have autoimmune disorder and CCI . I appreciate any help. Inflammation is not good for ppl like me . Donno what options I can have

[@MrKennyhop21]

Hey I messaged your FB account to ask about your journey.... thanks hope all is well... Ken

[@ilikejelly7890]

interesting that the weather affects you, My worst pain feels like a ton weight sitting on top of me and it always when raining or rain due, ( rains a lot In Scotland). Why do people laugh when I tell them that ? , and say it is your age, I am 55 and have had this as long as I can remember. it feels like a very bad flu without the mucus and it aint funny. Hoping you are doing ok this week. Michelle x

[@HealingWithRachael]

I'm so sorry to hear the weather affects you so badly as well! I believe it is because of the changes/drop in barometric pressure. 😢 I hope you're able to find relief! You aren't alone!

[@ilikejelly7890]

@@HealingWithRachael I think the worst is not being believed for many many years but now got to see the neurosurgeon I hope things will move forward. Thank you for your kind words and good luck with everything. Michelle x

[@Artwithnam]

Anyone here having loss if cervical lordosis?

[@angelar7608]

You sound like your have ME/CFS ? Do you? It sounds like PEM? Just slow down if it may be. I think they are going to find a treatment soon for it and pots. Both thought to be autoimmune.

[@HealingWithRachael]

Yes, I guess I technically have ME/CFS, but I believe the root of it is likely chronic infection. Fatigue is still a major symptom for me, but going completely zero carb (carnivore) has helped immensely with my severe crashes. I've seen lots of ME patients and other autoimmune patients do very well with carnivore, many go completely into remission with time. 😊

[@alpineluvv]

Unfortunately, my 6 weeks of trying a carnivore/zero carb diet to treat my ME/CFS progressively developed alarming symptoms of dementia….it felt like my brain was being starved….once my doctor told me to hurry and get off the diet it was like my brain was being fed again and my severe memory loss began to return. It must just be very individualized. So many ME/CFS cases are mechanically based too due to CCI so I’m curious if your treatments with Dr Hauser will improve the fatigue (fingers crossed!). Hugs, friend!

[@enidpena6336]

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[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@jessikahbraginton9050]

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[@HealingWithRachael]

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[@Raj-ul9my]

So sad u did not know about this before they put those screws and rodes in neck neck and head

[@r.s.7510]

How long have you been dealing with this and are you on disability?

[@dizzypancreaspump]

80 injections "that was it"??

[@matthaines8136]

It'd like 12 needles injected into various different ligament attachments

[@bhupatbhaikarmur7038]

Love you mem indian

[@cnw8891]

The t-rex on your shirt has a really bad curve. No wonder dinosaurs went extinct.