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i have spondyliosis and scoliosis

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PostPosted: 03/17/07 - 19:39    Post subject: i have spondyliosis and scoliosis Vote now! Reply with quote
:cry:it is extremely painful and i can't put my socks on
painkillers don't help.physiotherapy didn't help.
i am in pain all day everyday!!!!!!!!!!
i have lost my job as a carer recently
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