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Old 06-11-2009, 10:21 PM #1
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Default has anyone else had issues with driving?

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I have been out of work since september and on long term disability currently. Have had nerve blocks, facet nerve block and just had neuro stim trial. But my question here is about driving. I experience shock pains if I drive - sometimes after about 4=6 miles and sometimes it holds off longer - seems to depend on the weather as to how strong and quickly it occurs. If others have, any solutions?
Of course I have to be doing fairly well to even be able to drive - I am not trying to when I am in really bad shape.
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