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Old 05-03-2010, 03:09 PM #1
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Default spinal nerve damage

I had a cervical laminectomy last Sept. (09). Allthough I am a lot better now than I was, I still have some problems from nerve damage. My hands are numb and I have very little motor skills with them. Also I cant walk very well or very far because my legs are so weak. I have been searching on line to no avail. Im wondering if anyone can give me any hope or advice of getting any better or is this what I have to learn to live with.
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