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Jackie,

I've thought about removing the stim - I've talked to the doctors. Right now, we are all thinking that leaving it off and alone might be the best thing. Removing it is another surgery, especially since I have a paddle. Right now, I'm just taking the regular pills and using the "magic" compounded pain cream.
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