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September 10, 2015

Brian, you had a spine surgery about seven days ago. Tell me how was your pain before surgery? Described it to me?
It was bad. Sharp pain going down to the right leg. There used to be numbness.

Did you have like constant pain?
Yes, constant pain then it rolled back sharply.

How long did you have this pain for?
For over a year and a half.

So when you woke up from the surgery, how did you feel?
No pain.

No pain? So the pain in the leg was gone?
Yes, right away.

And then seven day later, how do you feel today?
Even better.

Are you happy to have the surgery?
No more worries.

Are you back to work yet?
No yet.

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