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Old 07-30-2012, 11:56 AM #30
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So happy I found this forum. I've been in one of the threads and dropped to the index and found this one. I'm in the trial-phase of my journey and enjoying a 90%+ reduction in pain so am on-board for the permanent...but am wondering what kind of recovery I'm looking at. I figure I'll have to take a week off work then come back with restrictions. While I can be very active in the job I do I can also do more sitting and delegating the physical stuff and relying on remote tools.
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