Re: Websites for Scoliosis and Pain Management

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Thanks Janie ,

The kind they are doing on me is about 5 x stonger then over the counter .

That's why I will be sedated . If this doenst work they want to implant a ten's

unit ( that is the transmitter they want to do to you ) you can request an

external one which is what i have now . It sort of works but not really and it

is a pain in the butt because the wires hang out and it looks like a bommb when

peopel see it . The implanted ones have to be recharged just like the external

ones . Implanted one's are less bulky but you may have a reaction to it and it

would have to be removed .

I would suggest that you try the external on first to see if you get any relief

at all before the put it in your body . No use having surgery if you don't need

it . Lots of luck thanks for the info carol

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> I have done a lot of research on this subject and developed a list of websites

you all might be interested in. I know I have found them helpful. By the way I

start a series of injections so everyone think positive for me.

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> http://www.bonati.com/discussion/

> http://www.scoliosis-assoc.org/

> http://www.spinemd.com/about-us/

> http://www.srs.org/

> http://www.mypainspecialist.com/index.html

> http://www.spineuniverse.com/

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http://www.brainandspine.org.uk/helpline/neurology_in_the_news/chronic_back.html

> http://www.scoliosis-support.org/

> http://www.fixscoliosis.com/forum.php

> http://www.scoliosissystems.com/?gclid=CLfv_5z1l6YCFY9x5QodXUwFmw

> http://livingtwisted.wordpress.com/

> http://www.scoliosis.org/forum/

> http://www.scoliosisjournal.com/

> http://www.liv.ac.uk/FacultyMedicine/ibse/

> http://www.iscoliosis.com/

> http://www.sdscoliosis.com/

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> Thanks,

> Janie

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