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Old 08-23-2007, 09:59 PM #1
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Default Hi there!
Hi Wakegirl,

I have a MedTronics cerv. implant for quite some time now. I have had success with it. I have been in remission for close to 3 years now because of it. Everyone once in a while, it will rear it's ugly pain, and I just turn the SCS on for a few hours.

Anyway, I rarely use mine and had the battery checked a few month ago and I have still only used only 20% of the batteries life. But I rarely use it anymore.

Take care....if you have any questions or anything, let me know
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CRPS Type I & II / RSD - Arms, shoulders, and neck
(Mis-diagnosed for the first 6 months)
17 blocks - 10/02 to 02/03
SCS Implant - 05/03
Drug free since 10/03

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