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Old 05-11-2012, 09:07 AM #1
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My name is Aileene and I had a lamenctomy fusion on L45. I did it because my feet were numb. When I woke up, my legs and backside were numb. No rods were inserte and I am losing my mind. It has been a year . My Dr. gave me steroids and one side of my backside became unnumb.
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