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So sorry that was so bad.
I can top that one tho
I did NOT get a numbing shot at all and was stuck 6 TIMES and he keep hitting a nerve that runs down the back of my left leg.
You have to be kidding me, right??

That is absolutely babarbaric! As an RN for 40 years, and assisting with LPs since my student days, I never once saw one done without Local. Hugs for you as well Julie.
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