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Old 11-18-2011, 12:58 AM #20
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Confused And Spasms......
Thing of it is.... when I have mine turned WAY down, the spasm phenomenon which was always there before back surgery is discernable... not a lot... just a bit. But I find this far more acceptable than the runaway spasms which preceded my first of the back surgeries.

Now, if we could just figure out a Nanc solution, or for that matter, if DOC could that would be a blessing indeed.

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