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@debbraw

Thanks @gutthookd - I can understand why you haven't had the shoulder done yet. I agree with @contentandwell JK that there was a discussion of the X10 machine not too long ago and also a discussion of alternative treatments like acupuncture and myofascial release. I'm going to tag some people who may be able to shed some light on this @lkinny, @golfshrink and @melcpa86. Wishing you the best of luck with your recovery decisions.

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gutthookd | @gutthookd | Jan 22, 2019

Good afternoon, Debora (and thanks for your response) -

My "timing" has not been good in many cases regarding the original TKR and follow-up procedures.
A little bit like how we all (or maybe it IS just me) learn "about" being married... AFTER we have been
married (joking... mostly). Knowing what I believe i understand now, it would've been most optimal to
have been immediately put on that X10 (the name was taken from "extension" - which the surgeon and
co-inventor Dr. Halley, felt like was the absolutely most important "thing" to develop as quickly as possible
after surgery (or an MUA). In my present state, it might work - and it might not.

I'd appreciate any further information from people who've actually used this (as a patient).

Thanks again (and good for you - helping as a vlunteer)

John

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