Posted by 504 on February 18, 2016 at 16:33:43 from (199.127.54.155):
In Reply to: Spinal fusion surgery posted by LarrySTN on February 18, 2016 at 11:57:32:
My L5 and sacrum have been one happy solid piece for 14 years. I cant touch my toes but I have had no other problems. Find a Doctor that does back surgery and only back surgery. I had a neighbor that my Doctor would not work on(she just wanted a quick fix for a short term problem,she is fine now without the surgery). I have another neighbor that had surgery like mine and started feeling good so he tossed a couple of hay bales,then a few more,5 years later he needed surgery again(his words not mine). I did just what they told me to do, and I have done great. The Doc asked what I was doing for work at a followup visit,I told him I was delivering tow motor fuel tanks. His face turned white, and I told him that he had said the best I could hope for after surgery, was a hundred pounds, a hundred times a day. He then told me he did not mean for me to do it! I was off work for one year. The spine center,St Louis MO(Barns-Jewish Hospital)DR Bridwell
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