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    Article in CNN.com today....

    researchers have found that Richard the III's spine was not
    humped...it was "twisted...he had scoliosis....a 70 to 80 degree
    curve......"

    so.....i have a lumbar curve like King Richard the III....
    hmmmmm.....doesnt make me feel any kind of royal about it....

    interesting discovery though....

    jess...and Sparky

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    I think someone posted a picture of his skeleton on here somewhere, perhaps the research section?
    Be happy!
    We don't know what tomorrow brings,
    but we are alive today!

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    • #3
      was not able to find it...
      wonder how many other people in history were referred
      to as hump backs....people suffering with scoliosis....

      jess...and Sparky

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      • #4
        Originally posted by jrnyc View Post
        was not able to find it...
        wonder how many other people in history were referred
        to as hump backs....people suffering with scoliosis....

        jess...and Sparky
        I'm sure quite a few!
        Be happy!
        We don't know what tomorrow brings,
        but we are alive today!

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        • #5
          Jess I found some images of Richard III skeleton
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          Marianne
          rotoscoliosis, subluxation and spinal stenosis
          Surgery April 15, 2015 at age 67
          T11-L5
          Decompression with multiple discectomies
          Concord cages @ L2-3, L3-4, L4-5
          Osteotomies and local bone grafting
          Revision Feb.22, 2018
          Replaced rods
          Took out L5 disk to free up nerves
          Used BPM to help with fusing
          Fused T10-S1 with screws in pelvis

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          • #6
            thanks Marianne....

            wow....looks really bad...

            jess

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            • #7
              I had seen the pictures of Richard's skeleton several months ago. I felt so bad for him! From what I've read, people constantly made fun of him because of his "hunchback." Some things never change. After all these years, we still have no solution to scoliosis, except for surgery, of course. And we still don't know the cause.

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