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Old 06-09-2007, 01:58 PM #1
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Crazy Intrathecal pump placement

A long time ago I slightly remember a thread that asked members who had Intrathecal pumps to speak about them. If anyone knows where that thread may be stored online, please let me know. If this is just something that never happened, I blame it on my pain meds! Ha Ha Ha

I have read online information but really hope for "people" information.
  • If you currently have a pump, how is it going?
  • If you had a pump and had it removed, what problems/issues came up regarding the pump.
I may be faced with making a decision and I am scared, I admit it. Getting more information reduces the tension so I thank anyone answering this in advance - THANKS!

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