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Old 06-02-2008, 12:06 AM #1
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Confused Sorry I havent been around but I need help!
I have a medtronics neurostimulator that helped lots, but recently the pain has been coming back and now where the stimulator is in my back it feels like I have a blow torch in my back and the docs say to go see them asap and I have to go to houston first thing in the morning. Is there anything I can do??? I m in severe pain!!!!
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