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Still in Pain T-7 HELP!
OK here i go, I'm a 38yold male. Back in 08 I had so much back pain i couldn't stand it, after going to many Doctors and a year later they found that i had two lower bulging disc L4L5 and T7 had blown out causing most of my pain. Pieces of T7 was pushing against my spinal cord. Had Surgery Sept09 on T7, they split my ribs deflated r/t lung and removed a 3rd of the disc. Since I still have pain In the middle of my back along with pain in my breast plate making it hard to breath at times and get tired easy. And he messed up some cord of nerves under my r/t rib. causing it to hurt all the time and have no feeling to the touch under the r/t rib. Doc. said to find a easy job, Its just a job to hold up the weight of my own head to make it through a day. Doctor told me There are many people walking around in pain get used to it, I have a crack in my main foundation he says. Since i have been to a cpl new Doctors but they freak when they find out i had that surgery. What can i do! Seems i cant get help or disability or answers....HELP!
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I placed a copy of your post on our Spinal forum for more input from those members.
here is the link - http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...d.php?t=143967 Keep searching for expert doctors, there has to be some that can be of help. |
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Hi ~ Why can't you get disability? did you get denied once?? If you did, then now you can hire a lawyer ON CONTINGENCY so you don't have to pay him ANYTHING -- he gets his fee from your back pay but only if he wins!! Get a good disability lawyer - but only if you have been denied once. You can't hire an attorney unless you have been.
I'm sorry you're in so much pain. You need to ask your doc for a referral to a pain management doctor. There, they will give you lots of options for pain relief. If you haven't had an MRI in the last year, you need to have one with and without contrast material. That way the attorney has all the latest info. Best of luck and God bless. I hope things work out. Hugs, Lee |
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