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Originally posted by NannySlayer View PostI just left neurosurgeon for second opinion and he said surgery is a must. He said expect for me to have a desk job in 10 years, that He doubts I’ll firefight forever.
Hard pill to swallow right there.
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Look at the pics I have posted on my recent back surgery. I have had 2 other docs tell me he is a rock star of neurosurgeons. He is at Baylor Plano, and Methodist Addison. Dr. Jeremy Denning.
If you like Medical City, Joseph Beshay is another great one.
There is another I wont name that I wouldn't recommend that worked on me last fall, and didn't do enough.
My back surgeries have been unrelated to what yours are, but get the best. Hopefully your procedure can be the scoped microsurgery. Relief is immediate.
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Originally posted by NannySlayer View PostI just left neurosurgeon for second opinion and he said surgery is a must. He said expect for me to have a desk job in 10 years, that He doubts I’ll firefight forever.
Hard pill to swallow right there.
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Originally posted by newmathewsfan View PostI’ve had 3 surgeries, all at the lumbar level. One of the surgeries was a “re-do” because I didn’t follow doctors orders to the letter during recuperation. You will find that there is immediate relief and you’ll be tempted to do more than you should. Don’t!!!!!
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Originally posted by NannySlayer View PostThanks for all the great insight, y’all.
How long before y’all could draw back your bow? Ride in a boat to go fishing? Roll over in bed, pain free? Fly in a airplane? Go on a rollercoaster? (Going to Disney 3 weeks post surgery)
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Airplane no problem, but I don’t think she would even consider Disney.
I took the kids to Disney “ misery land “ lots of walking
Let your body tell you what to do , and then think twice about that
Every surgery and healing process is different
She is 5-6 years post operation and still can’t carry anything or do laundry, sweeping and mopping not happening
I will say again every one is different
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How the heck did I miss this?!! Stephanie, I'm sorry you are having to go through this! You made a very important confession in your post in that you know God has a plan! THAT is the first step to overcoming this, but I know you already know that. My request for you is that you PLEASE follow the doctor's instructions to a T... PLEASE!! I can guarantee you THAT is a major part to God's plan for you! He will take care of you and will put the right care-givers in place to do a healing for you, but the most important part of all of the healing process is the rehab on a back injury. If you medical team tells you to forget Disney until later, listen to them... Whether you drive, fly, or whatever, if they advise against it, don't do it!! I know you are a tough lady and I have the utmost admiration for you and for your service to the community, but in order for your service and ministry to others to continue, you need to take care of yourself first.
Lord, You know this dear lady, and You know she is in pain. We thank You Lord for bringing her to this point where the proper treatment can bring about healing through Your hand. We ask You Lord, give her rest, ease her pain and guide all her care-givers to a successful outcome and complete healing of her back. This sweet, sweet lady spends her life serving others Lord. We ask You, serve her with Your compassion and mercy by taking away her pain and making her whole again. Give her wisdom and patience to follow Your will and direction through the wisdom and advice of her medical team. Give them the right knowledge and guide their thoughts and hands as they minister to our sister Stephanie. Lord we Love You, and we thank You for bringing her to this point. Take her through this according to Your promise and bring her to the other side healthy and stronger than ever. In Jesus name, Amen.
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Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View PostHow the heck did I miss this?!! Stephanie, I'm sorry you are having to go through this! You made a very important confession in your post in that you know God has a plan! THAT is the first step to overcoming this, but I know you already know that. My request for you is that you PLEASE follow the doctor's instructions to a T... PLEASE!! I can guarantee you THAT is a major part to God's plan for you! He will take care of you and will put the right care-givers in place to do a healing for you, but the most important part of all of the healing process is the rehab on a back injury. If you medical team tells you to forget Disney until later, listen to them... Whether you drive, fly, or whatever, if they advise against it, don't do it!! I know you are a tough lady and I have the utmost admiration for you and for your service to the community, but in order for your service and ministry to others to continue, you need to take care of yourself first.
Lord, You know this dear lady, and You know she is in pain. We thank You Lord for bringing her to this point where the proper treatment can bring about healing through Your hand. We ask You Lord, give her rest, ease her pain and guide all her care-givers to a successful outcome and complete healing of her back. This sweet, sweet lady spends her life serving others Lord. We ask You, serve her with Your compassion and mercy by taking away her pain and making her whole again. Give her wisdom and patience to follow Your will and direction through the wisdom and advice of her medical team. Give them the right knowledge and guide their thoughts and hands as they minister to our sister Stephanie. Lord we Love You, and we thank You for bringing her to this point. Take her through this according to Your promise and bring her to the other side healthy and stronger than ever. In Jesus name, Amen.
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Originally posted by NannySlayer View PostThanks for all the great insight, y’all.
How long before y’all could draw back your bow? Ride in a boat to go fishing? Roll over in bed, pain free? Fly in a airplane? Go on a rollercoaster? (Going to Disney 3 weeks post surgery)
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My dr said I can’t go out to the ranch or drive the Defender for 3 months due to rough ground. I’ll be honest with you, no way I’d do Disney 3 weeks post Surgery. I’m 4 weeks and went to my first softball game last night. You have to do what the dr advises or very well end up back where you started. It’s a hard pill to swallow and every time I get stir crazy and pause and think about starting over then go back to doing nothing.
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