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Old 10-25-2012, 06:53 PM #11
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Thumbs up howdy Ataboy!
I just wanted to give you a Howdy from Colorado where it is snowing today.

I truly hope your wife will eventually find it in herself to do the PT part of recovery because it does help. I also know there are other users here who have done well with Medrontic, such as Rrae, Pooh and others like Jackiey, and Tchr012 who had hers replaced. Pooh is on her third, not because they are lousy, but because she has used them until the units needed to be replaced.

Prayin all will be well,
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