Comments for The Toxic Hypoxic http://toxichypoxic.com/wordpress Comments from afield Sat, 07 Feb 2009 08:47:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on I Sing The Body Electric 2 by admin http://toxichypoxic.com/wordpress/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-4 admin Sat, 07 Feb 2009 08:47:15 +0000 http://toxichypoxic.com/wordpress/?p=72#comment-4 One thing to consider on being updated on my progress, is to try out the RSS feed at the top right of the blog page. You could get a notification that way, although you'd also be notified of all the other "drivel" I put out as well so it is not a perfect solution by any means. Otherwise, just drop back occasionally. As you can see, I do keep writing, so chances are I'll be spewing some more about my back. <a href="#comment-3" rel="nofollow">@billanschell </a> One thing to consider on being updated on my progress, is to try out the RSS feed at the top right of the blog page. You could get a notification that way, although you’d also be notified of all the other “drivel” I put out as well so it is not a perfect solution by any means. Otherwise, just drop back occasionally. As you can see, I do keep writing, so chances are I’ll be spewing some more about my back.
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]]> Comment on I Sing The Body Electric 2 by billanschell http://toxichypoxic.com/wordpress/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-3 billanschell Mon, 02 Feb 2009 06:40:12 +0000 http://toxichypoxic.com/wordpress/?p=72#comment-3 Hi, Habib: I found this website after reading your impressive post on the SCTA website. Like you, I am far more interested in sharing information than in spreading moral and emotional support, and the posts certainly split cleanly between the two. I have chronic knee and ankle pain following surgery three years ago to remove an ependymoma, T10 - T12. A pain management specialist recommended the Spinal Cord Stimulator, but for some reason the nature of my scar tissue and the laminectomy seems to make it impossible for me to try it out in advance, as you did. Having read some less favorable reviews than yours in the SCTA archives, I'm hesitant to undergo another surgery that might not yield results. So I'm heartened by your success and would like to stay posted on your continued experiences with it. Like you, I'd love to leave the pain and meds behind. If there's any way for you to keep me notified of updates, I'd really appreciate it. Bill Anschell Hi, Habib:

I found this website after reading your impressive post on the SCTA website. Like you, I am far more interested in sharing information than in spreading moral and emotional support, and the posts certainly split cleanly between the two.

I have chronic knee and ankle pain following surgery three years ago to remove an ependymoma, T10 – T12. A pain management specialist recommended the Spinal Cord Stimulator, but for some reason the nature of my scar tissue and the laminectomy seems to make it impossible for me to try it out in advance, as you did. Having read some less favorable reviews than yours in the SCTA archives, I’m hesitant to undergo another surgery that might not yield results.

So I’m heartened by your success and would like to stay posted on your continued experiences with it. Like you, I’d love to leave the pain and meds behind. If there’s any way for you to keep me notified of updates, I’d really appreciate it.

Bill Anschell

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