In my case… too much. I might as well just be done with it all. [media=https://youtu.be/XwC0m_XCu5c]
If I were to get this kind of fusion as I have been diagnosed with needing then life would be very much over… so I would rather die than live imprisoned in my own body. I’m better off dead.
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Im really sorry to hear all you've been through. I know when mine blew out I was screaming, had to drive 50 miles to my surgeon. That was in 1995. L4 is herniated and i had always been an athlete, playing baseball, football, basketball, running track,etc...i knew the mechanics of the human body but i was in PT for 7 months. Still struggle but somedays are better than others. Hugs...
@Anothermrsockmonkey it’s definitely not an easy injury/surgery and recovery. I’m glad that you were able to recover so quickly. I’m sorry that it still gives you minor issues with pain. Mine has almost driven me over the edge but I can’t do that to my family and all those people who have helped. Many of which I met on here actually. I’m very fortunate. ☺😊
