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Old 06-06-2012, 07:34 PM #1
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Default Saying Hi after being MIA for a while..with GOOD news!

Hi all! I have been MIA for a while, but trying to at least read stuff. I was spending A LOT of time in therapy.

In the meantime, I have had a successful trial SCS and am scheduled for the permanent one! My insurance FINALLY got their act together and approved it! I go in on Monday!

Hopefully with less therapy and feeling a bit better soon, I can be on here more.
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