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Old 10-26-2012, 05:23 AM #4
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I am facing a full lumbar scs soon. The trial eliminated ALL of the neuropathy....all of it. I was shocked. It was such a blessing to stand up straight and walk. I have pased the psych. eval and had a full spine MRI today so I should be seeing the surgeon soon. This won't control all of my issues but it will be wonderful to pull the neuropathy out of the mix. Best wishes.
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