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Old 03-18-2013, 01:42 PM #1
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Cervical is a bit tougher mainly due to the inability to move my neck. Stim is great on right but not so much on left. I must remember this is like a startover. I'm seeing surgeon and Rep for 1 week follow up tomorrow. I have to say that just walking has been difficult. Knowing my PE history I have done it. They're still discussing coumadin so we shall see. Anyway. just checking in and hoping my recovery partner yellow is doing well also

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