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Old 01-23-2014, 06:02 PM #5
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Default Hannah,

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Originally Posted by Hannabananna View Post
Hi BikerDen,
Is True...once the swelling starts to go down everything shifts a bit and settles in...hang in there.

where is the battery located?

that will help with feedback....mine is in my r-bum and I have had very little problem after all things settled as I said,

keep us posted

HB

Just wondering if your SCS is doing better? I recall a while back you mentioned posssibly having it removed .

Hopefully, it is improving your pain. That would be great !!!


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