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💛 Love Your Spine Week – Thank You 💛A huge thank you to everyone who shared their photos, stories, and words of encouragement this week. Your strength, honesty, and self-love continue to inspire our whole community.We’ve been overwhelmed (in the best way) by your messages. If we haven’t been able to share every post, please know this: we see you, we hear you, and we’re so grateful you’re here.Scoliosis looks different for everyone, but you remind us that no matter the journey, no one is alone.#LoveYourSpine #LoveYourSpineWeek #ScoliosisAwareness #ScoliosisSupport #YouAreEnough #SpinePositivity ... See MoreSee Less
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💖 Love Your Spine Week – Community Spotlight 💖“Hi, my name is Elodie. I was diagnosed with scoliosis at 18 and told it was too late to do anything about it. Growing up, we went to the doctors many times and were told it was just bad posture.”“Even though I live with pain most of my life, I’ve still found joy — through holidays, playing music, and the people around me. I struggle, but I’m so grateful for the support I have, especially my partner, Jay.” “I can’t wait to see what else life brings me. I’ll continue to fight this no matter what.” Thank you, @elodie_turnerhurd, for sharing your journey so openly.📸 Want to be featured? DM us your #LoveYourSpine photo and story!#LoveYourSpine #ScoliosisAwareness #Resilience #ScoliosisSupport #Strength ... See MoreSee Less
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💖 Love Your Spine Week – Community Spotlight 💖“18 months ago, Lily set herself the goal of making the GB team in biathle or triathle. Just one month later, she was diagnosed with severe scoliosis.”“She adapted her training, strengthened her core and glutes, worked on spinal mobility, and wears her brace full-time. Except when training.” 🏃“One year after her diagnosis… she did it. Lily made the GB team for both biathle and triathle and went on to compete at the World Championships in South Africa, winning two team silver medals.” 🥈🥈Thank you, Lily Wilkinson, and mum Helen, for sharing this incredible journey.📸 Want to be featured? DM us your #LoveYourSpine photo and story!#LoveYourSpine #ScoliosisAwareness #BraceLife #GBTeam #WorldChampionships #Resilience #ScoliosisSupport ... See MoreSee Less
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💖 Love Your Spine Week – Community Spotlight 💖“One of the things I love most about my journey is the community, the incredible, supportive friends for life I’ve made. Without them, I wouldn’t be where I am today.” 💕“Since this photo, I’ve had another two-stage surgery, but I’m so proud of how confidently I showed my scar and didn’t have a care in the world.” 💪Thank you, @stephjane91, for sharing your journey and reminding us that strength isn’t just physical.📸 Want to be featured? DM us your #LoveYourSpine photo and story!#LoveYourSpine #ScoliosisAwareness #CommunityMatters #ScoliosisSupport #StrengthTogether ... See MoreSee Less
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💖 Love Your Spine Week – Community Spotlight 💖“I was diagnosed with scoliosis at 15. Now at 21, I’ve decided to officially go on the waiting list for spinal fusion surgery next year.” “Sharing this photo with my X-ray from when I was 15 overlaid — a reminder of where it all started.” Thank you, @boe_ifw, for sharing this powerful moment in your journey.📸 Want to be featured? DM us your #LoveYourSpine photo and story!#LoveYourSpine #ScoliosisAwareness #ScoliosisSupport #Strength #Resilience ... See MoreSee Less
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💖 Love Your Spine Week – Community Spotlight 💖“I was diagnosed with scoliosis at 14 in 1989, when very little support was available — so I just carried on.” 💪“At 30, the pain forced me out of an office job. I retrained as a plasterer and never looked back. I now own my business, work on the tools four days a week, and employ others when my body needs it.” “Three years ago I started playing football — something I only dreamed of when I was in so much pain. I now play for Liverpool FC Foundation and Liverpool Feds.”“I’m 50 this year, host a podcast on Fix Radio supporting tradeswomen’s physical and mental health, and after a facet joint denervation six years ago, I’ve got no plans to slow down yet.” Thank you, Steph Leese (@thepinkplasterer), for showing that scoliosis doesn’t define limits.📸 Want to be featured? DM us your #LoveYourSpine photo and story!#LoveYourSpine #ScoliosisAwareness #Tradeswomen #WomenInConstruction #NeverTooLate #StrongWomen #ScoliosisSupport ... See MoreSee Less
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