Can someone help with the lingo, I cant understand most of it. But my main concern I guess is the lesions? I still have neck, arm, chest, shoulder, and actual back pain.

I was wondering if the thoracic lesions mean anything? I have tried to search and couldnt find much.

I cant see a neuro until November and need to help myself, pain meds, hot/cold therapy isnt working and the pain is getting worse any help to understand the MRI and/or suggestions are greatly welcomed.

Is 8mm ap good or bad how big should the canal be? My, pcp didnt seemed concerned and the report I guess is good but I cant get past the pain and don't know why it hurts so bad. I am loosing it! Lol
OK, Here is the report/Summary

Findings; C2-C3 The disc is desiccated and intact. There is mild foraminal stenosis.
C3-C4 The disc is desiccated and intact. There is mild foraminal stenosis.
C4-C5 The disc is desiccated and intact. the disc is desiccated with posterior annulus buldging, left side greater than right measuring 2-3mm. Indenting the thecal sac with flattening of the ventral cord surface. Mild endplate bone spurring at same level noted. There is no central canal stenosis. Facet arthropathy is noted with mild left neuroforaminal narrowing.
C5-C6 The disc is desiccated and intact with posterior annular tear. there is bilateral facet arthropathy without significant foraminal narrowing. The canal is narrowed at C6 endplate level measuring 8mm AP.
C6-C7 Post ACDF There is facet arthropathy and left foraminal narrowing.
C7-T1 The disc height is deminissed, There is bilaterial facet arthropathy.
There is Facet athropathy at all visible levels and right T1 - T3 neuroforaminal narrowing.

Well-defined rounded lesions are noted in the bodies of T2 and T5. Lesions are hyperintense on the t2 sequence with multiple punctate foci of low signal.