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Question Baclofen Pump?
Was wondering if anyone here has had an intrathecal baclofen pump inserted and if so what their experience has been like. I had the trial on Dec. 2 and have the appt with the surgeon on Jan. 29 to set up the surgery. I'm a little nervous and would love to hear other people's results with the pump.
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