Yay!!! That's awesome!!
My trial was really easy. They put me out to insert the lead and woke me up to make sure I could feel the stimulation, and then put me back under to finish up.
I woke up in recovery and they turned it on. It was instant, and I mean instant relief. I had 5 or 6 programs. They gave me a book to mark my pain level, activity level, and whether I could do more, take less meds, etc.
I had 60-75% relief during my trial. My back was sore the first day, but it wore off quickly. I was able to keep up with my kids for the first time in a year. I was sad to take it out.
I got mine for crps/rsd in my right foot following a peroneal tendon tear/surgery in January 2011. Unfortunately, it mirrored to the left leg (foot only) but went all the way to right hip. It also spread to my right hand due to a bad IV in March 2012. Luckily it's med controlled for now
Anyway, I have a St. Jude eon. My rep said crps patients are love or hate. There's not usually a middle ground.
I love mine, even through my complications, and I am doing things that I was unable to do before.
Hope this helps!!
TK