Whatever

I've had five surgeries on my low back and two on my neck. Have also had surgery on my foot and elbow so I know what you're talking about. Just turned 51 so age is creeping in there as well to make things a little harder everyday. I've decided there's no need to leave a pretty corpse so just going to enjoy life as much as possible.

 

Surgery should always be the last resort. Problem with spine is that there's a point of no return as well. Waiting too long can result in incomplete resolution of symptoms. Waited too long to do my first cause I was only 19 at the time. Today I still cannot feel toes and forefoot on my left.

 

I really should get out of this chair and stain these new stair treads I’m working on .

 

Since this is 2 times now in less than a year that my lower back went out I would really like an MRI to see what’s going on . Never had imaging of lumbar spine .

 

Whoo hoo! Got myself reply banned from the 40/50 year old thread. I'm too young anyways. Ah that was fun.

 

Looks like it was pretty easy

 

yes, yes you should

 

who banned ya?

 

Freakin birds!!! Pooping on my lawn!

 

neva mind

 

tell me how ya get banned from pics of yer girlfriend or wife, neva mind, I already know...........

 

^^^^ not this.
Wtg @Superdave1.0

 

I smell...a conspiracy

 

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@Superdave1.0

 

Definitely wouldn't hurt to get a scan to see what's going on.

 

I drank Jack Daniels, Wild Turkey, and Jim Beam for years. Then a friend told me to try this Bourbon, and I never looked back.

 

Take it from somebody that's been around the block a time or ten with back issues. Get the MRI done asap. If nothing else it will tell you what's going on in there. Hopefully it will be something that a good Neurosurgeon can fix without serious invasive surgery requiring screws and rods. Your #1 priority is to find a good Neurosurgeon, do not go to an orthopedic doctor for back problems. Good Luck with it, and I mean that seriously.

 

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