Well, my time has come. I am leaving for Johns Hopkins on Sunday, for early Monday morning surgery. I visited my Navy husband in Florida for a blissful 6 days and now it is time to face this surgery and the rest of my life. I'm a little sad because my surgeon decided my fusion will be from T3-L5. It's longer than I had anticipated, so it was somewhat of a dissapointment. I am planning a quiet weekend with my kids and my family.
A "thank you" to this forum and to all of you hardly seems adequate. I have learned so much and gained strength from every persons personal experience. You have all in some way made this journey a little easier to travel. I will update you all when I can. God Bless!
Surgery date: October 9, 2006
Johns Hopkins, Dr. Khaled Kebaish
60* thoracic curve
A "thank you" to this forum and to all of you hardly seems adequate. I have learned so much and gained strength from every persons personal experience. You have all in some way made this journey a little easier to travel. I will update you all when I can. God Bless!
Surgery date: October 9, 2006
Johns Hopkins, Dr. Khaled Kebaish
60* thoracic curve
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