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Originally Posted by Sandy Kay (Post 987889)

Hi Yellow
Hope you're having a great vacation in Florida and nothing starts acting up. Enjoy the great weather.

Sandy:
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Cool, Sandy, :D:yahoo::Crazy 2::partytime2::Dancing-Chilli:

I'm going to put this here because we were already talking about this. My husband got a couple of great shots of my left battery site to send to my dr. I him when the battery flips, it is painful and sometimes the stim gets weaker. It wasn't doing that a first. Secondly, my remote has a very hard time findng the battery now. It takes four or five tries at least. I'm glad I don't usually mess with it. It also isn't found by the charger. My neurosurgeon days it's fluid. He told me to wear a brace for now to keep the battery I place. It doesn't work very well. I think it's getting more fluid built up. The question is what kind and why? Anyone experience this?

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Originally Posted by tkayewade (Post 988680)

Hi TK! I haven't been told mine was fluid build up around it, just that the skin is looser in the front than in the back (mine in the back hasn't moved). I did notice that charging or putting the paddle for the remote up to it is a problem. When charging, I have to tighten the belt pretty tight and lay almost flat for it to work. When using the remote, I have to really push it in against the battery so it will make the connection. Now I am having a lot of pain all around it. So frustrating! Sorry you are having trouble :(

Nanc
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