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shamus58, hope you are feeling better today! My daughter still had a lot of pain not long after her surgery (January 17). Now, two months post op, it is gradually easing. The surgeon told us to expect at least 3 to 6 months before we really know how much relief she'll have. It is hard to be patient after suffering for so long, but those poor nerves have to have time to settle down after all that has happened. I know she wishes she could just wake up pain-free, but now that she is seeing the relief kick in she is more encouraged. Hang in there! -MigraineMama
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