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Old 07-21-2014, 07:08 AM #1
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Thanks for the all the info. The paddles seem to be less likely to migrate than the leads. The leads need the scarring to hold them in place. If they move; not likely to get the relief you need. Seems like you are well informed.

You have a great attitude and the expectations are not over the top. Often the meds are still needed; but sometimes can be lessened. Being able to be up and about is great news.


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I agree
You have been extremely informative
I have been following for a while
I believe paddles are the way to go
This is just my own opinion
You are a success story
May all go s m o o t h l y
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