Glenn, thanks for your opinion.

He's in pain and having to stoop forward to walk with the least pain. There is some weakness in the left leg. I'm not seeing any evidence of anything else. He's very healthy and as you can imagine, this is quite frustrating to him. His youngest son has bombarded us all day with medical abstracts of the different types of correction for a spinal stenosis. He and I are both really confused now as to what would be the best thing to do. It does seem quite complicated when you don't have any real way to know how competent the surgeon is.

He has been so athletic all of our life together that I'm not at all surprised to see all the nerve root cysts. I really believe that he doesn't feel pain like most people. We have the mylogram scheduled now and will have it in about a week so maybe we'll have a better idea of what is going on.

Liza Jane phoned me last night so I have her opinion on this now.

I really do appreciate all comments.

Billye