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Originally Posted by baba222 View Post
It COULD help with chronic pain.

Not sure, but wanted to know if any in our community had tried it.

Despite cost, I am considering it.

I'm thinking of telling my doctor that I think I should have injections. I suffer severe pain in my feet from PN . No treatment so far has helped one Iota! The pain brings tears to my eyes and life is a misery. I'm 85 so would appreciate a bit peace in my life. Hope you get some good results.
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