In 1978 I was 12 years old and my Scoliosis bend was 69 degree bend, I had no pain before the surgery, but I’m 53 know and have pain in my lumbar region. Thanks for sharing.
Oh I know exactly how you feel I have a 50 degree curve and I'm fixing to have surgery to have harrington rods put in . In atlanta at emory . my scoliosis is progressing as well
Thankyou for sharing this Rhonda. I am 33 years old and am having surgery next week. Most people I have been able to chat with about the surgery are all quite a bit younger than me so it's great to see you making such a great recovery post-surgery (as this has been worrying me a great deal when I factor in my age!) Can I ask how you are going now (as in pain and mobility) and was this a standard 'titanium rod' procedure?...Would be great to hear from you! Cheers! Ali
I would love to know how she's feeling now! I'm 17 years old with sever scoliosis and my surgeon is recommending me to have surgery, but my chiropractor is advising me otherwise. If anyone reading this comment has had experience with this, let me know! Because honestly... I'm scared out of my brains at the thought of a surgery like that on my spine!
I cried all my tears when she was describing her pain 😢😢 ... I live this pain every day and i'm just 24 years old... and i'm scared to death to have this surgery
I don’t have scoliosis, but the surgery sounds horrendous. Having your spine permanently fused with bone and rods, the section becoming permanent immobile for the rest of your life.
Curious here, how has that affected your lower lumbar/sacral region? I had my T11-L4 fused in 2000 and it's wreaked havoc on my discs at L4-L5 and L5-S1, and I now have spondylolisthesis at the same juncture. Staring down the prospect of a full hardware revision from T9-S1. So how are you doing now?
Imagine having lazy parents who never looked into treatment as a child, like braces or posture exercises. And now you’re an adult with a bad curve who has little option but permanent spinal fusion surgery.
In 1978 I was 12 years old and my Scoliosis bend was 69 degree bend, I had no pain before the surgery, but I’m 53 know and have pain in my lumbar region. Thanks for sharing.
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Oh I know exactly how you feel I have a 50 degree curve and I'm fixing to have surgery to have harrington rods put in . In atlanta at emory . my scoliosis is progressing as well
Thankyou for sharing this Rhonda. I am 33 years old and am having surgery next week. Most people I have been able to chat with about the surgery are all quite a bit younger than me so it's great to see you making such a great recovery post-surgery (as this has been worrying me a great deal when I factor in my age!) Can I ask how you are going now (as in pain and mobility) and was this a standard 'titanium rod' procedure?...Would be great to hear from you! Cheers! Ali
Hi im 32 year old and im in confussioj wether to do the surgery or not.did you do your surgery? How was the result?
I would love to know how she's feeling now! I'm 17 years old with sever scoliosis and my surgeon is recommending me to have surgery, but my chiropractor is advising me otherwise. If anyone reading this comment has had experience with this, let me know! Because honestly... I'm scared out of my brains at the thought of a surgery like that on my spine!
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I cried all my tears when she was describing her pain 😢😢 ... I live this pain every day and i'm just 24 years old... and i'm scared to death to have this surgery
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I don’t have scoliosis, but the surgery sounds horrendous. Having your spine permanently fused with bone and rods, the section becoming permanent immobile for the rest of your life.
Id like to know who was your surgeon? great correction.
Curious here, how has that affected your lower lumbar/sacral region? I had my T11-L4 fused in 2000 and it's wreaked havoc on my discs at L4-L5 and L5-S1, and I now have spondylolisthesis at the same juncture. Staring down the prospect of a full hardware revision from T9-S1. So how are you doing now?
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Imagine having lazy parents who never looked into treatment as a child, like braces or posture exercises. And now you’re an adult with a bad curve who has little option but permanent spinal fusion surgery.
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