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My Scoliosis Experience

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It was my birthday on the 31st of October and I was looking for a scoliosis association/foundation to involve myself with and share my scoliosis experience with. Also, to have a chat with a group of similar people, eat, drink and snap pictures. But to my utmost surprise I searched and browsed and realized there was none of such in my locality. To say I was perplexed is just putting it lightly, because it’s a cause if taking seriously and timely can reduce the amount of pain, worry and trouble experienced by the patient. I have always had it in mind to create a form of awareness but I have never felt this passionate and urgent need to start from somewhere and build it to the vision I have in mind. A vision where people from within Nigeria and

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