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Good afternoon all! I can't even describe how thankful I was to find your forum.  I have spent numerous hours perusing the sight and taking in so many pieces of information.  

A little about me...Just your average 40+ person that has degenerative disk disease with herniated disks (L4-L5, L-5-S1), 2 failed back surgeries in less than 12 months...and an MRI appointment for tomorrow to talk about surgery number 3 :-(.  

On a positive note? Your site is exactly what I have been looking for!  I am anxious to start  meeting the other members and finding hidden gems throughout the process.  

Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your community.

Keeks

 
 
Welcome to DBG Keeks!

It's now your community too : )

Good luck tomorrow...

~P~

 
Thank you so much!  I appreciate the good luck wishes.  Hopefully I can contribute to others as well.  Have a great night.

 
HI!

Im new here too used to be on PR. But I bet this site is hopping now with all the new stupid drug laws. 

How did the digenerative disk disease start may I ask?

Im on month 6 of daily neck pain. ITs really nuts. Im only 29 and its freaking me out.. My uncle suffered the same thing.. its so bad for him I dread having similar problems!

 
zealious said:
HI!

Im new here too used to be on PR. But I bet this site is hopping now with all the new stupid drug laws. 

How did the digenerative disk disease start may I ask?

Im on month 6 of daily neck pain. ITs really nuts. Im only 29 and its freaking me out.. My uncle suffered the same thing.. its so bad for him I dread having similar problems!
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Hi Zealious,  good to have you on this forum.  The information you can find on this site is amazing.  My DDD is hereditary and I started having back issues when I was in my early 30s.  I was an active road bike and marathon runner until 4 years ago when I was training for a run.  I twisted my back and that was the end of it.  I've done it all...acupuncture, physical therapy, chiropractic care, injections and finally surgery.  Many people can get by with stretching and OTC drugs.  Unfortunately I am past that level.  What levels are you experiencing pain in your neck?  My sister has had neck surgery twice and just had a radio frequency ablasion done.  That is where they fry the nerves and the pain subsides.  

 
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