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September 10, 2015

Mrs. Brown what were your complaints and your pain before the surgery?
Well, I had numbness in my fingers and weakness in my right arm and occasional pain between my two shoulder blades.

How are you doing now after the surgery?
Pain in my shoulder blades has not come back and two out of my three fingers numbness has gone away, hoping other one will be next.

How soon after surgery did you feel relief?
The pain immediately, the numbness within a week or so. This is almost three weeks since my surgery.

So are you doing good now?
Absolutely

Will you recommend Dr. Brusovanik to anybody?
Actually, I have already given away his card once.

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