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What kind of spinal injections did you have? I had 2 also, but they did not

help me. I am just curious, mine were epidurals with steriod.

Thanks,

Bennie wrote:

It is so easy to consent to something because you are in so much pain. Get

several opinions.

Bennie

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i had 2 esi injections, the last one 2wks ago they did nothing except hurt, as

far as im concerned, they are a complete waste of time and money hope that helps

mike

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What kind of spinal injections did you have? I had 2 also, but they did not

help me. I am just curious, mine were epidurals with steriod.

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The same, most of my test was removed from my original message but I

had many and they will cause scarring and problems. I also became

allergic to the steriods.

The main concern I think people should remember that in the consent it

says scarring occurs and it does with repeated injections and

causes more problems.

Bennie

What kind of spinal injections did you have? I had 2 also, but they

> did not help me. I am just curious, mine were epidurals with steriod.

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> Thanks,

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Mine were steroid and anesthetic combined.

Mike

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What kind of spinal injections did you have? I had 2 also, but they did not

help me. I am just curious, mine were epidurals with steriod.

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kristin im going back to the doctor tuesday he wants to give me a third, but im

not going to allow it,he told me that i need spinal decompresson surgery, but im

not going to have it since he told me i will still be on the meds,next step he

said he will install a morphine pump ,ill let you know what happens ,everyone

have a great day i know i am wifeys letting me get a puppy today cant wait, mike

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Mike,

Congratulations on the new puppy! I am sure you have already been told, but I

have to say it, pets are WONDERFUL therapy! Please, do tell, what kind of pup

are you getting. I have a 10-year-old Golden Retriever who I have trained to

assist me in various ways. He is also the absolute BEST therapy when I am

feeling a little down and blue. He always seems to know when 'mama doesn't feel

good' and he does what he can to help me feel better.

Good luck with the pup.

Tammie

Mike wrote:

wifeys letting me get a puppy today cant wait

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he is here a 2 year old long coat chihuahua i got him from a rescue

group,wonderful people,he loves my wife and daughter getten use to me, but he is

house broken and dont bark,im trying to bond with him but im taking it very slow

but he is nice to have around,now i have somthing to get up in the morning

for,see it does work having a dog, have a great day all i know i am ( after my

meds) mike

From: Tammie Wheeler

To: chronic_pain

Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:52 AM

Subject: Re: spinal injections

Mike,

Congratulations on the new puppy! I am sure you have already been told, but I

have to say it, pets are WONDERFUL therapy!

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