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Hi everyone! I had T-3 through L-3 fused in March, and have been following my own progress, mistakes and general physical and mental well-being in my illustrious blog journal. Take a look if you want to. Let me know what you think. Good luck to all of you - I share your pain! Kat Click here for the BLOG
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Since I'm currently on a waiting list for my op to correct double major curves, I've been following your blog with keen interest for ages. It's made me laugh and helped me with my fears and hopes. When you wrote "would I do it gain? In an instant" I felt that there was light at the end of the tunnel and that I too had a chance of a brighter future.
I'm sorry now that you're back struggling with pain. I was amazed that you went back to work so early so I hope that a bit of rest is all you need. Don't forget to keep us all updated......Double 63(T)/75(L) deg curve with big sideways shift - Surgery in UK on 8th February 2006.
Post op 30(T)/33(L)
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Your blog is hilarious and so fun to read! I really love your attitude towards the whole ordeal.Last edited by Krizalys; 08-22-2005, 08:27 PM.Fusion for 80 deg. kyphosis curve on 6-27-05
at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago
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Loved your blog! I tagged it to follow the updates.
I wish mine was as good!
http://spinewhine.blogspot.com/Meg is Spinewhine
31 years old with thoracic curve
Wore Boston brace as teenager, but curve continued to progress.
Surgery on 12/13/2005 with correction from over 55 degrees to under 25 degrees. (Ya baby!)
The nitty gritty at:
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What's it with you lawyers and blogs
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Great stuff, both of you. I'v been following slipperyspine's blog for months, and didnt know about SpineWhine's. Gotta start following that one too now!
SpineWhine, what are your curves?Comment
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