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Hi Beauty,

No worries! It's not nearly as bad as you think it will be. I was panicked and when it was done I said "is that it?" No joke. All I felt was the pinch of the needle putting the pain killer in. After that....nothing. I did feel a little achy in my back later that day but nothing some advil wouldn't help. As Vic said, just make sure you rest some and lie down. Get some of your favorite snacks, rent a movie and just relax.

I'll be thinking of you!

Natalie
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