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Posted by alan joseph samson on October 25, 2000 at 23:17:24:

Hello Everyone.

I was rear-ended by some kid with no insurance on 7-12-00. Upon impact, I felt something like a hot wire in my left arm, lower back pain, and "saw stars".

I went to the chiropractor but the symptoms worsened. So, I was sent for an MRI. The results showed herniations at C3-4, C6-7, and L4-5, S-1.

The neurosurgeons think I had some pre-existing condition, but I am sure that the accident caused the herniations. The insurance company is looking to deny coverage because of these neurosurgeons' opinions.

I need help to fight that. Maybe, if I could show, through accident reconstruction, that the accident caused the herniated discs, I would have a chance with the insurance company. Does anybody know who could help me with that?

Then, I would like to be rid of this herniated disc problem. I have gymnastic inclinations and think that working out on the rings, or the high bar, would be beneficial. Does anybody have any supporting evidence of this that I can show my orthopaedic doctor?

How about yoga exercises? Would that help cure these herniations?

Any help in this matter would be appreciated.

Please email me a copy of your response to this post, at sallykish@aol.com.

Thanks.

alan joseph samson
sallykish@aol.com
http://www.crosswinds.net/~informapauperis

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: Hello Everyone. : I was rear-ended by some kid with no insurance on 7-12-00. Upon impact, I felt something like a hot wire in my left arm, lower back pain, and "saw stars". : I went to the chiropractor but the symptoms worsened. So, I was sent for an MRI. The results showed herniations at C3-4, C6-7, and L4-5, S-1. : The neurosurgeons think I had some pre-existing condition, but I am sure that the accident caused the herniations. The insurance company is looking to deny coverage because of these neurosurgeons' opinions. : I need help to fight that. Maybe, if I could show, through accident reconstruction, that the accident caused the herniated discs, I would have a chance with the insurance company. Does anybody know who could help me with that? : Then, I would like to be rid of this herniated disc problem. I have gymnastic inclinations and think that working out on the rings, or the high bar, would be beneficial. Does anybody have any supporting evidence of this that I can show my orthopaedic doctor? : How about yoga exercises? Would that help cure these herniations? : Any help in this matter would be appreciated. : Please email me a copy of your response to this post, at sallykish@aol.com. : Thanks. : alan joseph samson : sallykish@aol.com : http://www.crosswinds.net/~informapauperis