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Old 05-19-2009, 10:45 AM #8
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thank you for your input and after reading everyones reply i do agree there are no stages.. my foot and leg changes all the time.. they want me to do that scs and every visit that is all that they push. it really makes me mad, i feel so firm in that i do not want the scs unit and they should do everything else for me instead of telling me that my only hope is the scs...
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