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Wonder if he's able to code. I have Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) and work at a FANG. Everyday and every line of code is a challenge. Planning to push through
by curiousDog 6y ago
Wonder if he's able to code. I have Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) and work at a FANG. Everyday and every line of code is a challenge. Planning to push through for a few more years before I can find a new career where I don't haave to type as much but I don't know what yet. Really sucks.
- s5300 6y agoHaha, I actually just sent him an email about TOS just in case he'd never heard about it. Large amount of people with TOS also having frozen shoulder as a down the chain issue. Have you been seen by a good TOS doc yet/considered surgery? I have bilateral NTOS + left sided VTOS. I'll soon be having a first rib resection (FRRS) and scalenectomy, possibly a pec minor resection down the line, with Dr. Dean Donahue at Boston Massachusetts General Hospital. Donahue is arguably the best surgeon in the US, taking in a large amount of cases that have already had a botched surgery and being able to give them nearly total/total recovery. There's around 5-10 great surgeons within the US though, and this unfortunately seems to be a condition it which surgery is mostly the best option. As much as I absolutely despise Facebook, here's two really great groups for TOS info/resources/top surgeons if you're not yet aware. https://m.facebook.com/groups/15231937182 https://m.facebook.com/groups/15231937182 https://m.facebook.com/groups/205345126171314 https://m.facebook.com/groups/205345126171314