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  • #31
    The hospital I'm going to is also an hour away from my home, but I'm trying not to feel too sad about my boys as they will be with my mum at home, and before we all know it we will be back home again. I just keep focusing on the end result, which is to start healing and feeling better and being able to do more with my li'l lads again one day
    Lynette - 44 years old.

    Pre-surgery thoracic 55 degrees
    Pre-surgery lumbar 85 degrees

    Post-surgery thoracic 19 degrees
    Post-surgery lumbar 27 degrees

    Surgery April 1st 2010.

    Posterior spinal fusion from T9 to sacrum.
    Dr. Cronen at University Community Hospital - Tampa, FL.

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    • #32
      Hi Lynette
      i have seen personally and also as a licensed social worker, that counseling combined with meds can work wonders to lessen the struggles, black clouds, & feelings of overwhelming difficulty....

      just a suggestion...with my wish for the smoothest surgery & most uneventful recovery...with total healing and a safe & pain free road ahead!

      jess

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      • #33
        Jess - a couple of days ago I had a fantastic hypnosis session with a well-renowned hypnotherapist and dear friend of mine, she completely turned my thoughts around and I'm very happy about having the surgery with just great positive thoughts in my head now .
        Lynette - 44 years old.

        Pre-surgery thoracic 55 degrees
        Pre-surgery lumbar 85 degrees

        Post-surgery thoracic 19 degrees
        Post-surgery lumbar 27 degrees

        Surgery April 1st 2010.

        Posterior spinal fusion from T9 to sacrum.
        Dr. Cronen at University Community Hospital - Tampa, FL.

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