Research

I'm "special"
One cool thing I found while researching the cause of scoliosis was information about its prevalence. From Wikipedia (Thank goodness for Wikipedia!):

• Scoliotic curves greater than 10 degrees affect only 2-3 percent of the US population (my curve is in the 60 degree range).
• The prevalence of curves greater than 20 degrees affect about one in 2,500 people (once again, my curve is in the 60 degree range!).
• Single or "C" curves are slightly more common than double or "S" curves (mine is an "S"). Males are more likely to have infantile or juvenile scoliosis, but females have a high incidence of adolescent scoliosis.

Since my curves are so much larger than these stats, I would like to find some more stats, but this is all I could find for now. I'll post if anything comes up.