Hi to all the New Members
 

:Wave-Hello:

It looks like we have a whole bunch of new members here. :yahoo:

Well, I'm not happy you have the need for us, but happy that you found us. :D

2 of us Mods, Bobbi and I have spine issues. If we can be of any help navigating around here, let us know.

Let's all get to know each other. How did you find NT? I'll think of more questions. Y'all think of some too.

Time to get get the kiddos to school. See ya later.

Curious

Thanks!
 

for your post! I was referred to the site from a friend (Nekie) I am injured from a rear end collision 8/04, have SI joint dysfunction, foot drop/nerve damage, chronic pain, mobility issues, depression.....you know :rolleyes:

Always looking for answers, understanding, communication, and support.

This site is gonna be helpful to me in lots of ways...:Tip-Hat:

Make that three of us mods :D

C5/C6 retrolithesis here on top of TOS and a frozen shoulder currently.

Happy to meet all the new members! :grouphug:

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Make that 3 Mods, and a Mod's husband. :)

Welcome to NeuroTalk everyone.... it's great to have you with us. :grouphug:

adding my welcome :grouphug:

my hubby has serious back/hip/leg probs from herniated discs and sciatica brought on from someone hitting him side on, so I sympathize with what y'all suffer

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Not a mod, but a member w/alot of spine and back probs!!! Just popping in to say WELCOME ALL and I'm sure glad you found us. Look forward to seeing all new members around the forums. Please join in anywhere...

Glad I found you.
 

Hi, You sound so perky and alive. Thank you for welcoming me as well as any other answer seeking souls. Your site sounds great. I found it while trying to find answers to my issues and up it popped. I hope one day soon I can once again sound perky and alive. cj

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Welcome to our community. We do care :grouphug:

So Glad to Have Found You
 

Good Morning,
I Found this site by doing a search on Google. I too have spine issues. In 1992 I had a disc rupture with spinal cord compression (severe) at the C5-C6 level after an accident which they fused. In 2004 they found that the discs above and below were failing plus interior bone spur again with spinal cord involvement. The neuro-surgeon basically rebuilt my neck with cadavior bone and titanium pins from C1-T2. Since that time I have had multiple problems with my hands, shoulders and fingers and have been diagnoised with Cervical Radiculopathy.

I am curious if anyone else is has or is experiencing GI Problems that they can't explain? I have too many ER visits with no diagnosis even after CT Scans etc. They did say things weren't moving well and they did find a small amount of blood.

Personally I am 50 years old engaged to a wonderful and patient man and have three four legged children.

So glad your here and that I found this site.