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Old 12-04-2013, 05:20 PM #2
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Hey TK! I do not really have any tips to offer. I just wanted to wish you luck! I had my bladder procedure last week and it went fine as far as the IV and anesthesia went. I get more nervous over the IV than the actual procedure. My dr and anesthesiologist were well aware and familiar with my RSD and I think that helped. I am having my SCS's removed at the same hospital and want the same anesthesiologist! We haven't scheduled this surgery yet, but hopefully it will be soon after Christmas!
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