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Hi!

I registered this morning just to reply to this. I too am interested to hear how it went. I hope it was positive for you!

I am waitin on insurance approval to have the trial for the pump myself. I am also excited and nervous at the same time so understand those feelings exactly. I am so tired of taking all of this oral Baclofen (80mgs/day) and having it barely work at all..

Anyway, I hope it went well and you let us know soon!

Take care.
Sending you good vibes that you can get some relief too!
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