Hey GAB, been there done that. Your discs are gone and letting your C1,C2 and C3 vert. come together and pinch your nerves going out through between them and also pinching your spinal cord. It's called cervicle spondylosis. It won't get any better but it will get worse and you will lose even control of the muscles that control bowel and bladder. Once it gets that far you won't get it back even with surgery. GET THE SURGERY,NOW. They will go in and grind and space those vert. apart and fuse them so they stay apart. It will take a while for the nerves to repair but not doing it is liable to leave you in a wheel chair. Mine went mis-diagnosed to long and both arms and one leg were going numb. After surgery , I had to re-learn how to walk and tie shoes etc. It's been a year now and left arm/hand is still half dead and have a lot of muscle spasms because nerves are firing opposite nuscles working against each other causing extreme exhaustion.Getting better but wish I had it done a year or two earlier. I had other retirement plans also but it could be worse. Let us know what your MRI and neurologist say. Good luck. Randy.
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