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Old 09-23-2008, 12:53 PM #1
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Default How do you survive with this?
I am at my wits end, depressed on top of the constant pain.
I'm in PT, now there's talk of a spinal cord stimulator (I don't know much about that).

I just want to bury my head, wake and wish this was all a nightmare.

My doctors are aware of how miserable I am. This is not right how can something such as a surgery turn into this?

I'm sorry for venting I don't know what to do anymore.
I'm not on here to much I am tired a lot from fighting through the pain, then the pain gives me a headache.

Are there any new treatments available?

Does anyone have good luck with the SCS?
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