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Old 09-30-2011, 03:30 PM #1
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Hi everyone! Sorry i didn't properly introduce myself before. My name is Mandy.I'm 33 yrs old,I was involved in an accident in Oct. of 09.I have 2 herniated disc L4/5,and S1. I have a tear in L4/5.I also have severe nerve damage in both legs.I went through all of the things most of u have. Theropy,numerous injections,and lots of med's.I did the scs trial in Aug of 2010.I recived a Boston Sientific SCS implant in Oct.2010.My trial did very well,and I thought I had found my cure.But,my actual implant is not so good. I rarely use it lately.Well sorry about the long intro.Nice to find people who understand what I'm going through.
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Old 09-30-2011, 06:34 PM #2
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Heart Helloooooo Mandy!

I am so sorry to learn in meeting you that your Boston Sci Trial went very well, and the permanent implant..... not so much!!!! do your surgeon, pain management doc, and Boston Sci rep know of this outcome? If they do, what are they responding? Is it possible some portion of your permanent implant is out of whack, as with Rrae and migrated leads???? It just does not add up for your Trial to have gone well only to be subsumed by the rotten permament outcome........ I KNOW had that been the case with me I would have been in someone's office wondering WHY????? Can we do something to remedy the outcome?????

Hoping and Caring tremendously,
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Hi Mandy,

I'm just getting around to reading your first post this evening, my SCS hasn't exacltly turned out as expected either and my consultant wants to replace it with a different one, the more research I do on this new device it think it it for the best.
I'm not doing very well at the moment, i'm in terrible pain and GP who I spoke to last week reckons my sacroilliac joint is inflammed, hence I can't walk and I can't do anything (even trying to pee is difficult)
Anyway I just wonder if you've done anything about your problems, have you gone back to your consultant? What ever you do, don't ignore it, do let them know you aren't happy. Don't expect bad health or a faulty device, please God it won't be a difficult problem to fix

I wish you the very best of luck, You're very welcome to our support forum and there is a whole lot of support here and we're all friends here and the more the merrier.

Take care

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