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Old 01-28-2014, 01:31 AM #9
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Default SO Glad YOU Came Midget
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I am also new here. I was diagnosed with CRPS in my foot about a year ago. I have had 5 sympathetic nerve blocks since April of last year. They lasted until December. Now I am getting ready to try the scs myself. All of the posts here are of great help.
The folks here are wondrous at sharing their experiences and helps!

I am glad you ventured into the room!! Make yourself at home and set a spell. Share and ask as much as you like.

I hope your venture exploring SCS will lead to lasting good care in your situation.
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