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Old 10-02-2006, 06:29 PM #4
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I must agree with Mark, well said.

Lil, I understand the sciatica pain very well. After my Doctors got my RSD pain somewhat under control along came the sciatica pain. Little did I know during my car accident I had also hurt my back but because of the RSD pain I didn't feel the back pain. I live every day with that sciatica pain and it has to be second worst to the RSD pain for sure. Hopefully soon I will be able to have a fusion done and that pain will be gone for good.

Keep on truckin Lil. Jewells
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