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Old 12-14-2012, 06:20 PM #1
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Default Talk about stabbed in the back

I had my Lumbar epidural this morning. Most of my back pain is down to a tolerable level. I know it takes a while to work into the system There’s just that needle into the spine thing. But overall the pain level is down.

I hope this takes. My back always hurt, it's just occasionally it felt like someone shoe 10,000 volts through it. Ouch.

The procedure was tolerable, I'm not saying I want to do it every day. Such a mishegas for a procedure that takes about 15 minutes. oof.
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