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Old 08-28-2007, 10:45 PM #1
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my husband is still recovering from his scs implant surgery from june..he is doing pretty good, getting good coverage to his left arm....

tonight tho, he is having a severe panic attack....he is nervous, scared, has a feeling that he wants this scs out NOW...he knows he needs it, and likes it, but the feelings he is having right now are scary.......

any ideas of what to do? he is sweating profusely, nervous, can't sit still......but thank goodness no chest pain................

thank you in advance
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