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Main Boards => Prayers/Concerns/Honors/Ailments => Topic started by: Jeff Hren-Renegade on July 04, 2007, 05:48:00 PM
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Had my Surgery on june 25th, came home on the 27th, Haven't done much of anything yet The pain is down & it feels like the Surgery may have helped with the new pain. I go back to see the Doc tomarrow morning, with any luck they will pull the stitches & give me the Go ahead to start trying to do a little more. I will post tomarrow when I know more.
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good luck bud! marco#78
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Take it slow Jeff and keep us posted. Hope you heal fast with complete success in your pain relief.
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Take care with it!
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Good to hear. Thank God. Jawge
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Good to hear Jeff. Give me a call and I'll tell you about how great my new Zipper recurve is shooting and about the Dryad Bushwacker Joni ordered for me! Your Hespotuckey pal.
Gerard
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Word of encouragment idf I may. . .college athlete here, wilderness hunting, same size at age 46 as I was at 25 (in other words- pretty good), 25 years of back problems, two surgeries: your back will never again be 100%-about the time you think it is, you'll be macho and hurt it again. Give yourself lots of time to heal and realize that complete healing of this trauma could easily be one year (you may feel good, but it takes that amount of time for the full heal). Finally, time to modify your lifestyle if possible-get help lifting over 30#. Yup, athlete and weight lifter here- no more than 30 the rest of your days!
Wish I had listened to this type of advice after the first injury, then again after the first surgery. I always thought I could return to "normal." NOT
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That's great Jeff, I suffered for years and tried about every therapy available, I finally really did it up about four years ago and had surgery. I hope you get the results I did, it literally was like getting a new life and while I take care of myself I've had no issues with it since I walked out of the hospital, follow the instructions and give it time to heal up. good luck Denny
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Go slow....
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Praying for your fast recovery.
Take Care, Robert
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Jeff....
Good luck....
And don't be in a hurry....
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Competitive skiing has left me with four herniated disks...one with a bad tear. Docs won't do surgery till I loose bladder control and my legs begin to drag. I discovered the cortisone injections last year and they have been a huge help. I understand the pain you are going through and will keep you in prayer.
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Good luck Jeff. I had back surgery on the 21st and was home the same day and walking.No stitches for me,steri-strips and a bandage.My surgery wasn't any where near what you had done.Doc just took out a floater and found a kinked nerve.
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Good luck. Hap
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Pulling for you Jeff.
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Seen the Doc yesterday. They pulled the stitches & told me I could drive again. Told me other than walking I was to do NOTHING! No, bending,twisting,Shooting bows,or Anything that weighted more than a dinner plate! I told him he was Killing me, but he just said that he is tired of cutting on me, so he was doing everything possible to see to it that I don't have to see him in the operating room again.
Smart ass Doc!! So I will be doing Nothing till August 15th or so.
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Some dinner plates weigh more than others :bigsmyl:
Glad you're feeling better Jeff.
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I didn't get girlisg fiqure from missing meals.LOL. I Like the BIG Dinner plates.LOL
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Heal well, and take it slow and easy. Glad ya are doing well! I am due Friday the 13th. for my shoulder surgery. I feel your pain brother!! Shawn
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Most of the swelling is down, but I still have pain from my spine to left hip. Syatic nerv still has pressure on it, i'm sure its from swelling but it still hurts like hell!! but i have been out walking more & trying to move around more.
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You're right on schedule! Now STOP it! Whatever you are doing right now, you're not supposed to!
Killdeer :wavey:
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hang in there ...Mark :)
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Prayers continue. Glad your doing better
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Better listen to Killy, Bud... she's a stern enforcer of the inane. :bigsmyl:
Seriously, you want to see the true enemy in this recovery, check the mirror. Listen and realize you have nothing to lose but mobility. Trade a few more weeks/months of mononity for a strong back and happy future!
Prayers for patience and Lord's healing hand on you.
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Take it easy and listen to the Doc and Killie
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Glad to hear your on the heal (no pun intended). Excellent news!! :thumbsup: