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Old 11-08-2012, 12:39 PM #1
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Help Post SCS "Must-Haves"

Hey everybody...

So we started to talk about this in another thread, but I thought it would be helpful to give it its own thread...

My question is, are there "Must-Haves" for post SCS/healing time? For example, one suggestion given to me, which I'll be getting shortly, is a high-quality 'grabber' (to prevent bending). Also, any tips to make things easier- including dealing with pets, showering, etc.

There is an RSD "Must-Haves" thread out there, I thought why not have one for us SCS folks? (many with RSD, mind you, but with even more extra needs, post-op)...

Thanks in advance everybody!


~Colleen
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