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Old 09-08-2014, 11:56 AM #1
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I agree with what everyone has said.

I don't have a SCS and have heard too much bad to be interested in getting one. Especially considering my RSD started from 3 surgeries on my arm. I have no intention of doing anymore surgeries or anything invasive unless it is a life or death choice.

I'm fortunate that my pain doc prefers non invasive treatment.
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