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Old 10-10-2011, 07:31 PM #1
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Attention Newbie on the loose
Hi. I just found this message board. Newbie in this board but not to boards in general. I am 41 and have been dealing with fibromyagia since 2002. I have a wonderfull pain clinic dr that I have been seeing for about 7 years. I get nerve block injections which I got today every 3 months. But talked with him about trying the radiofrequency nerve abalations at my next appointment in January.
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