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- Thread starter Twigg
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Prayers for a successful surgery and recovery. God bless you.
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Good luck tomorrow Twigg. We’ll all be rooting for your speedy recovery. Stay positive. Sending some good vibrations your way.
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Fritz the Cat
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Good vibes and best wishes for a speedy recovery
Sparky1911
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Good luck and good speed sir.
Nashua
BarnBuilder
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Thoughts and prayers for successful procedure and a measured yet complete recovery
God Bless
God Bless
fencer
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Geez, some guys will do anything to get a free sponge bath!
Best of luck with your procedure. While no surgery is routine, this is almost as common as a wisdom tooth extraction these days.
Prayers in bound.
Best of luck with your procedure. While no surgery is routine, this is almost as common as a wisdom tooth extraction these days.
Prayers in bound.
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GM-GUY
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Good luck - you got this.
My (now departed but unrelated reasons) FiL had this done. He was late 70's, poor health - like heart issues, blood oxygen issues and about 5'5" and 310lbs - he came out fine and lived another 5 or more years. Still went shooting, still went hunting, still drove, didn't walk as much as previous as his hips needed to be replaced too.
Like I said, you got this.
My (now departed but unrelated reasons) FiL had this done. He was late 70's, poor health - like heart issues, blood oxygen issues and about 5'5" and 310lbs - he came out fine and lived another 5 or more years. Still went shooting, still went hunting, still drove, didn't walk as much as previous as his hips needed to be replaced too.
Like I said, you got this.
Hey man, hope things went well.I broke my back last year in a slip & fall and been stuck in the health care morass.I'm scheduled for a spinal fusion tomorrow. While I have faith in modern medicine I'm apprehensive about going under the knife. I've been lucky and have had a few health issues from an earlier bad accident which gave me a TBI, compound fracture of my skull,14 busted ribs and traumatic amnesia. I've got a good medical team, but they want to drill into my spine and implant rods to hold my back straight. I haven't been in a hospital voluntarily in quite some time so I'm more than a little apprehensive about this, but it'd be better to get this fixed ASAP.
I'm scheduled for a 7 AM "procedure" I've got my son coming over to watch the house while I'm in the OR and hopefully I'll be discharged 24 hours later. I'll check back here once I get out. Prayers, good karma / vibes appreciated! Hopefully the nurses are cute.![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
If it helps, I had neck surgery last year- found sleeping on my stomach was way more comfortable than my back, also found flexoril did absolutely f***ing nothing, so if you're tightening up after surgery and find you're locked into a position- that's not normal. Nurses and docs know that shit don't work, not sure why they still prescribed it. Anyhow, I ended up with
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