Re: spasms-EMG-Denies and Laurie

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and Laurie,

I think that is what I meant! Just remembering the torture I might have

mis-written!

For clarity: >I think Laurie meant to have them use ped needles, not have a

ped do the

> EMG.

Is that what you meant Laurie, use ped needles?

Thanks for clearing this up.

God bless,

Hazelpone

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

>I think Laurie meant to have them use ped needles, not have a ped do the

> EMG.

>

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> Hpone00 wrote:

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>>I had two EMG's by the same guy, what a nightmare! Nothing short of

>>torture. Next time, I am following Laurie's advice and getting a ped

>>neuro

>>to do it. I didn't think there was a less painful way, the tech (or

>>whatever he was) was with my neuro and was all I knew. I will never let

>>anyone torture me like that again. It felt like everyone else describes,

>>'shock, current, extremely painful. The tech (or whatever he was) who did

>>it acted like I was making a big deal out of nothing. Never again.

>>

>>God bless,

>>Hazelpone

>>

>>

>>----- Original Message -----

>>I have sensation " memories " from my (extremely painful) EMG, in my

>>hands, they feel like either electric current or a shock, or plunging

>>my hands fingers first in a pot of boiling water. So I know what you

>>mean, unless we've both lost it!

>>

>>Take care,

>>RH

>>