It used to be that if you were diagnosed with scoliosis, you were likely headed for years of wearing a rigid, neck-high brace. But today, thanks to modern medical advancements, many young patients are finding new ways to manage spinal curvature — sometimes without anyone ever knowing a brace or bar is at work. That’s the case in the Chesebrough household, where scoliosis, a curvature of the spine of 10 degrees or more, is very familiar.