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Yeah, it blows. That being said I can only explain my own experience. If your out there Acrobat, I could use some help explaining the process. Have you reached what they call MMI, maximum medical improvement?
That will help me know where to start, it was at about six month's and W/C will try to get that as soon as possible. They will send you to their doc and he will say you've reached it. My doctor didn't agree and thought my continued PT was important for my return.

CES is hard on the body, things come up that you wouldn't think of i.e. I just had a ankle reconstruction surgery, hopefully it will help me continue to walk. I use AFO's and they need replacing, I'm on my 4th set. My last set was close to $4000 dollars. I still don't now what's next but my point is it gets expensive. And does CES get worse, I can only say it has for me. Granted I'm older and I'm sure that plays a part as well being hard on my body over the years. Right now I'd try to stay focused on your recovery, work whatever you have left to the fullest. I feel lucky, I was paralyzed from the waist down when I was rushed into the E.R. I recovered enough to be able to walk, some don't. Attitude is huge, try not to let outside forces get you down, you'll be able to deal with all this. CES has brought my family closer, it's not all bad.

I think you probably know more about CES than I. Good luck.