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Heart But isn''t that surgical pain?
It will relax over time and you will have come into your own with what the stim was planned to do by way of help. Gve it time. Getting up to go to the bathroom and the walking was painful for a few weeks, then that faded to background noise and we became serious about physical therapy along with caging the monster of pain.

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