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Old 01-28-2009, 10:53 PM #17
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Thanks.
Today is better. Working on the migraine (caused by a wrench to my neck in the OR while positioning for surgery apparently). I've gone off the Percocets completely even though they work really well. I don't like how I feel on them.

So, hot baths, chiro/massage on my neck and time are healing things up.

I am still surprised at the amount of pain I have with this surgery. When I had my AN removed 15 years ago I had NO pain, but no brain function either for about 6 weeks. This time, I have this horrible pain but the brain is just fine....starting to think that option #1 is more fun.

Staples come out on Friday.

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