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The Bionic Community

This is our community space. The Welcome group is open to everyone. To join private groups on recovery, pain, movement, and more, join the community.

The Bionic Community

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I am 68 , I sm old . Diagnosed at age 12 . I had the Milwaukee Brace from age 12-17 . I was treated at Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia. Fast forward almost a life time . I am dealing with its issues . No surgery and no plans for it .

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Excited to have found this group. I have been living with a long fusion with Harrington Rods for 32 years, since I was 11 years old. There have been many ups and downs on this journey. It's nice to connect with others who can validate your experience.

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Hi Nadia! I'm so glad you're here. It's true, there are many ups and downs to this experience, but hopefully having a community of people who get it will help :) If you have any questions or need support, feel free to ask!

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BioniCon!

Hi everyone! If you haven't heard already, The Bionic Project is holding it's first ever adult scoliosis conference this April 17-19th, in Philadelphia, PA! We're so excited to be hosting so many amazing scoli warriors in one place. Tickets are on sale now, and spots are filling up fast! You can grab yours under the event tab. Can't wait to see you in Philly!


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Hi from VA!

Hi! So glad I found this group. I have been through two surgeries and am fused T2-L4. I currently work as a park ranger but am at 33 looking in to new careers due to extreme pain at times. Love working outdoors but my back says otherwise after being upright all day.

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Hi Jessica! I'm so glad you found TBP too, we're here to support! I'm sorry to hear you're having extreme pain and having to look at other career opportunities. I can imagine being a park ranger is a lot of time on your feet. Do you have any ideas on what you'd like to do next?

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