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Old 01-11-2012, 04:02 PM #1
candlegirl candlegirl is offline
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Default Recovery from spinal fusion advice
I am having my surgery February 8th and am wondering a few things from those who have been there and done that

What was easier than you thought during your recovery? What was the hardest part? What did you wish you knew ahead of time but didn't until you had the surgery? What was the biggest help during your recovery?
What did you do to keep your sanity? How much help did you need afterwards?

Sorry for so many questions =)
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