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Old 11-16-2011, 04:29 AM #10
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I've only got one lead and I'm only going to have the one paddle ... the lead is placed dead centre in my spinal area so the surgeon I saw last week said no wonder it's going down both side.

I know what you mean about the pressure when the stim is on .... It's almost as though the back is going into spasm to abort the battery lead sort of thing .. like it's a foreign body? Does this make sense?
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