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Old 09-20-2010, 10:20 PM #11
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Well, the trial of my MCS was successful and I'm going in tomorrow for my permanent stimulator! I'm not going to lie, this process has been very painful but I'm confident the long term results are worth it. I'll post a more detailed description of my surgery when I'm more recovered from my final surgery tomorrow. Please keep me in your thoughts!
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