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Originally Posted by Nanc
Yes, I have two St Jude stimulators implanted. As you have probably seen in my posts, we are working on the thoracic one. I wish they had started with the paddle leads instead of the percutaneous ones there...would've saved some trouble since they tend to migrate. No problems with the cervical one at all!
I wish I would have thought more carefully about the battery placement.
I have three reps in this area and they are all great to work with.
Do not regret my decision in getting it.
Nanc
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Nanc Sorry To Hear About You Having as many St Jude Stimulators As I Do But I So Upset With Them I Need To Have Mine Removed But I Wonder If Medtronics Could Help Me Take Over My Current System Or Id The Paddles Would Have To Be Removed And Replace Because They Are Finally Scared Into Place Now And I Need To Do Something About It I Have St JUde Reps In Nashville Tn But They Decided They Want Come To My Area Anymore And Make Any Adjustments So The On One I Had Put In In Late December My Cervical One Has Only Been Programmed With 2 Programs Put In It When I was Leaving My Dr Visit After The One Week Check Up So I Use To Love The Company Now I Hate Them For The Way They Cam Just Change There Ruals And Im Not Driving 6-8 Hours A Day Everytime I Need To Get Some New Programs Or Some Adjusted And Gas Is High It Hurts Me To Drive And Im A Disabeled Veteran And You Think They Could Help But There Is A Local Dr I Know That Does The Medtronics And I May Need To Call Him And See If He has Any Sugestions For Me, This Has Absoultely Made Me Sick At My Stomach