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Old 01-29-2011, 10:34 AM #1
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Oh bummer...your story is so heart rending. I am so sincerely sorry for your pain and your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Keep us posted...we all care....and never, ever give up.

Much love, Sandy
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Hang in there PP.

This is a setback, but you've just had major surgery.....hopefully after you recover, you'll have less pain than when you started.

My neuro is questioning now if a neuroma is part of my problem.....nothing showed on the MRI, but that;s often not the best to show soft tissue issues. May I ask how they dx'd your's ?

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Hang in there PP.

This is a setback, but you've just had major surgery.....hopefully after you recover, you'll have less pain than when you started.

My neuro is questioning now if a neuroma is part of my problem.....nothing showed on the MRI, but that;s often not the best to show soft tissue issues. May I ask how they dx'd your's ?

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Hi there,

Mine was found on a specialized type of MRI called a MR Neurogram. Try googling MR Neurography + Neuroma and you'll see what I'm talking about.

Hope that helps!
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