the link you gave does have some helpful advise that we normally go over with new members seeking help/advise with chronic pain problems.
Our members suffer from chronic back/neck problems either caused by some type of FAILED BACK/NECK SURGERY SYNDROME or cannot have surgery because of the extent of damage to the back/neck areas and most of us already have issues with standing/sitting/riding in cars/driving etc., as a lot of members have permanent nerve damage in either leg or both legs (I for one have nerve damage in both legs).
I do want to thank you again for providing the site.
If you have problems with your back/neck it would be nice if we knew more about what your problems are as we are a support group and the majority of us have, as the ole saying goes, Been There Done That!
Take care - ^Joy^
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