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Old 10-30-2012, 10:37 PM #4
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Thumbs up Tuck this one in Doc's Folder
I have EMG studies on my legs which prove the nerve pathways, although so permanently damaged I have no feeling in the lower limbs, carry the stim signal to bottom of both feet. The work it does in my upper legs and lumbar spine to my waist is SO Beneficial, I no longer take pain meds...... at all.

Yup, guess what gang, I am off of all of the pain meds relevant to my neck fusion.
Wow,
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