[Emma]

I kind of understand why they prefer the forums now. And it is true, I spend way more time reading and reading trough threads (no matter how old) than whatever time I've spent actually talking in chatroom. I just have tried and all I do is just sit there and go away.

I still get online a lot, hoping I'd run into someone from here.

[Alffe]

I just can't stay up late enough to chat in there. Early to bed, early to rise..

I could chat at 6:00 a.m.

[Emma]

Originally Posted by Alffe

I just can't stay up late enough to chat in there. Early to bed, early to rise..

I could chat at 6:00 a.m.

What time zone would that be? east, pacific or central time?

[heatherm176]

Thanks for all the feedback. If any of you know anyone who has had an occipital nerve stimulator done can you point me in the right direction it has been approved by drs waiting for ins approval. Dr said I could have the trial starting as early as next week just looking for what to expect

[Burntmarshmallow]

Originally Posted by heatherm176

Thanks for all the feedback. If any of you know anyone who has had an occipital nerve stimulator done can you point me in the right direction it has been approved by drs waiting for ins approval. Dr said I could have the trial starting as early as next week just looking for what to expect

I have a stim for t.n. and I also have a stim thread in our t.n. forum it is the same stim used for on it is just called occipital stim because it is placed in a different area for a different nerve. but its the same . if I can help please do not hesitate to post or message me the link http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread124048-38.html
it is A LONG read so maybe easier if you just ask questions . but others have shared so you will get an idea about the stim and trial and final surgery, programing and all .
sending low pain and hope you have a nice week to come.
PEACE
BMW

[Alffe]

Originally Posted by Emma

What time zone would that be? east, pacific or central time?

Central???