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Old 08-04-2012, 11:23 PM #6
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So it would be like starting the process all over? I wondered. I may try nerve blockers again. I had a really bad experience with sgb. What is a bier block? I just wonder if arm pain is worse cause leg pain is gone. Anyway, thanks for telling me. I, too wonder if it's worth it.

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