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Old 01-14-2008, 05:21 PM
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Maria,

Your fear and hesitation in going forth for another back surgery is more than understandable for those of us who have walked in those shoes. I chose to live a life of pain, actually no life, rather than have another surgery until I discovered the ADR world. You still have some mobility and don't want to chance it. At the same time you don't want to become a Humpty Dumpty. So what to do? WC is pushing for a solution, their solution to which you should have primary input. If they're not listening to you and it sounds like they're not, take KL's advise and get yourself a good attorney.

No one or entity should push you into something you're not ready for or limit your options. One lawyers opinion may not be the only legal opinion out there. Consult with another. At this point it seems you have nothing to lose.

As long as you're mentally capable, you and only you should have all the decision making power about your body. Good luck,

Dale
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