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Joyce, yes I have heard of it and have all the

info on it here at home, my husband had 2

failed back surgeries l4,l5,s1. He only had back

pain before surgery now he has severe leg pain.

But we have a big set back, You see you have

to have the trial implant done first, then you get

the permanent one if it works after 7-10 day trial,

well Medicare will not pay for the temporary which

is needed first, but they will pay for the permanent

one. So how dumb is that..You may have different

insurance that will pay for the temporary one first.

I hope this answered your questions..If you have more

let me know...SandySharon Wertz <sbwertz@...> wrote:

> On this website there is something called a " Pain Pacemaker.> Has anyone heard of this before...........Joyce M.Here is a link to an articlehttp://my.webmd.com/content/article/71/81229__________________________________________________

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Thank you Sandy............Joyce M

----- Original Message -----

From: Sandy Myers

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 7:34 AM

Subject: Re: pain pacemaker

Joyce, yes I have heard of it and have all the

info on it here at home, my husband had 2

failed back surgeries l4,l5,s1. He only had back

pain before surgery now he has severe leg pain.

But we have a big set back, You see you have

to have the trial implant done first, then you get

the permanent one if it works after 7-10 day trial,

well Medicare will not pay for the temporary which

is needed first, but they will pay for the permanent

one. So how dumb is that..You may have different

insurance that will pay for the temporary one first.

I hope this answered your questions..If you have more

let me know...SandySharon Wertz <sbwertz@...> wrote:

> On this website there is something called a " Pain Pacemaker.> Has anyone heard of this before...........Joyce M.Here is a link to an articlehttp://my.webmd.com/content/article/71/81229

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Sharon Wertz wrote:

>

> > On this website there is something called a " Pain Pacemaker.

> > Has anyone heard of this before...........Joyce M.

>

>

> Here is a link to an article

>

> http://my.webmd.com/content/article/71/81229

>

I had a friend that had one or something similiar 20 years ago. It kept

him going, in the Air Force and out of most of the pain. He let me hold

it and it just felt tingling or like a huuummmm was going through my two

arms.

Lynette

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Thank you Lynette...........Joyce M

----- Original Message -----

From: " Lynette Thibodeaux " <lmthib@...>

<Rheumatoid Arthritis >

Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 2:47 AM

Subject: Re: pain pacemaker

Sharon Wertz wrote:

>

> > On this website there is something called a " Pain Pacemaker.

> > Has anyone heard of this before...........Joyce M.

>

>

> Here is a link to an article

>

> http://my.webmd.com/content/article/71/81229

>

I had a friend that had one or something similiar 20 years ago. It kept

him going, in the Air Force and out of most of the pain. He let me hold

it and it just felt tingling or like a huuummmm was going through my two

arms.

Lynette

webshots: http://community.webshots.com/user/lmthib

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