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Old 12-18-2012, 04:19 PM #1
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Hi all! It's been a while since I've posted anything. But my SCS trial went great got 50%-60% relief. Now it's just at the point where I have a lot of questions. I'm really not worried of what will happen to me I'm just worried about having kids (I'm 24) and if the SCS will harm a baby. I go see my GYN tomorrow and if everything checks out then my big day will be Jan 25, 2013.

I'm scared of the surgery and scared of the pain I will be in b/c for my trial I was in tears b/c of the pain. I think I will talk with my dr and tell him my concerns and see if I can stay in hospital just over night to have those "extras" extra people the nurses, pain meds for the pain. I would at least have less anxiety if my dr says ok.

Other question is do I want the rechargeable SCS or a regular SCS? I need input from you great people out there

So just an update on me. I hope everyone is doing well and I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. I appreciate you all!

Ashley
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