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September 10, 2015

How was your pain before surgery?
At times, scale of 0 to 10, you count to the 10, but it was like steady 5 or 6 at times.

How long you wait?
It was probably a year and half to almost two years.

How did that pain impact your quality of life?
I worked for FPL and I had to leave the fields and I started working indoors one thing. There were days I could not do things as simple as tie my shoes, I could not carry my son.

So how is your pain and quality of life now after the surgery?
Well the minute I opened my eyes, the pain was gone and slowly it has been about a month slowly regaining strength and I am able to do a lot of things that I was not able to do before surgery.

So you noticed an improvement right when you open your eyes?
Right away since opened my eyes

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