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Old 10-02-2007, 04:32 PM #1
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Shocked Getting the SCS
Wow

What a day. Just found out that I am getting the trial scs on Oct 17th. Also getting the block on Monday. Now I'm rushing to get a phych eval (getting it tonight at 7.00pm), and an ekg. I thought I would have more time to get things going. What a afternoon. right now I'm gonna get ready to go to see the shrink. Have no idea what to expect. I just know I'm soooooo tired. I must get all this stuff taken care of. The trial gets implanted about noon on the 17th. I need to be there by 9;00 am to meet with the ans rep and the team. Fun fun...
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