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Old 06-28-2012, 08:43 AM #1
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The last step before closing is to drop in a grenade.
ROTFLMAO!

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Gentle cervie hugz. It is so early.
"Gentle cervie hugz"? Yes, It is SOOO... early (in the morning) for THAT!

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Thanks for the responses spine95 and made it up. I am wearing a soft cervical collar except while showering and sleeping (as per NS instructions). M new neuro symptons have calmed down somewhat at this point. Still nervous, but not quite as despondent as I was when I first posted. I really appreciate the advice and will do my best to follow it!
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I'm going through the same thing here Brian, surgery was 3.5 months ago, and after experiencing very similar symptoms as you, my surgeon sent me for an EMG/NCS where it was confirmed that I have severe nerve damage from my discs being squished for so long. You are still very much in recovery, but I would ask your dr for electro diagnostic nerve testing to rule out any further problems.
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