Re: Hope everyone had a restful weekend

[Guest guest]

Hi..Oh boy..when I put the heating pad on I leave it on for like an hour..lol

It just feels soooooo good and dont want to take it off. I have one that you

can do moist heat so that is what I use..

[Guest guest]

Hi..Oh boy..when I put the heating pad on I leave it on for like an hour..lol

It just feels soooooo good and dont want to take it off. I have one that you

can do moist heat so that is what I use..

[Guest guest]

> reform and stick the the gravel roads. I am using the hot pad, but

> more than Joe said?? Why the 10 min on and 50 min off? Hot showers

> are fine, but I'm counting the days until I can use the whirlpool

> again - when all the scabs (ooh, gross!) on the wound come off on

> their own.

- I think the time is to prevent burning the skin. You may

enjoy the heat, but I think that it can hurt your skin over time. It's

actually what my chirpractor told me to do after I get adjustments.

But I'm betting may know more as to why we don't apply

heat continuously. Also, I'm diabetic, so I have to be careful in

case I'm not sensing everything.

joe

[Guest guest]

Thanx ...

It was me asking the questions weather or not they did it from the backside or

thru the abdomen. Ya'll have me convinced about seeking out a Neuro instead.

Going to call and get an tomorrow and get an appt.

Thanks again for everyone's input.

And YES....children are still bouncing off the walls here, but going to be bed

very shortly! And me too!!!!

Hope everyone had a restful weekend

Hi everyone,

Well, the chocolate bunnies and road'o'peeps should be finished off

by now - little ones zipping off the corners of the living room

walls from all the sugar. Older ones hiding the rest of the candy

for their use only. I hope that you're all doing well.

Thanks for the input! I'm doing better. I called the neuro's

office on Friday, and basically we came up with most of what Joe

said - just par for the course, and I'm doing more now physically.

I'd been off the muscle relaxants for the most part, but they said

to continue using them regularily, so I am, I will, I is. That and

mix in some of my normal rock-headedness. We have trails cut on our

acerage, and that of friends whose land ajoins ours - so we have

about 300 acres with trails - not all level. I got my butt chewed

out pretty good for walking the trails, and so I will, of course,

reform and stick the the gravel roads. I am using the hot pad, but

more than Joe said?? Why the 10 min on and 50 min off? Hot showers

are fine, but I'm counting the days until I can use the whirlpool

again - when all the scabs (ooh, gross!) on the wound come off on

their own.

I can't recall who asked, but my surgery was done from the

backside. And I'll amen to having a neurosurgeon, not an

orthopedic. The nurse at our neuro's office said to ask the ortho's

how many of the surgeries they had done like yours, and ask if

anyone was ever paralized or died, and then ask the same question of

the neuro.

[Guest guest]

> reform and stick the the gravel roads. I am using the hot pad, but

> more than Joe said?? Why the 10 min on and 50 min off? Hot showers

> are fine, but I'm counting the days until I can use the whirlpool

> again - when all the scabs (ooh, gross!) on the wound come off on

> their own.

- I think the time is to prevent burning the skin. You may

enjoy the heat, but I think that it can hurt your skin over time. It's

actually what my chirpractor told me to do after I get adjustments.

But I'm betting may know more as to why we don't apply

heat continuously. Also, I'm diabetic, so I have to be careful in

case I'm not sensing everything.

joe

[Guest guest]

Thanx ...

It was me asking the questions weather or not they did it from the backside or

thru the abdomen. Ya'll have me convinced about seeking out a Neuro instead.

Going to call and get an tomorrow and get an appt.

Thanks again for everyone's input.

And YES....children are still bouncing off the walls here, but going to be bed

very shortly! And me too!!!!

Hope everyone had a restful weekend

Hi everyone,

Well, the chocolate bunnies and road'o'peeps should be finished off

by now - little ones zipping off the corners of the living room

walls from all the sugar. Older ones hiding the rest of the candy

for their use only. I hope that you're all doing well.

Thanks for the input! I'm doing better. I called the neuro's

office on Friday, and basically we came up with most of what Joe

said - just par for the course, and I'm doing more now physically.

I'd been off the muscle relaxants for the most part, but they said

to continue using them regularily, so I am, I will, I is. That and

mix in some of my normal rock-headedness. We have trails cut on our

acerage, and that of friends whose land ajoins ours - so we have

about 300 acres with trails - not all level. I got my butt chewed

out pretty good for walking the trails, and so I will, of course,

reform and stick the the gravel roads. I am using the hot pad, but

more than Joe said?? Why the 10 min on and 50 min off? Hot showers

are fine, but I'm counting the days until I can use the whirlpool

again - when all the scabs (ooh, gross!) on the wound come off on

their own.

I can't recall who asked, but my surgery was done from the

backside. And I'll amen to having a neurosurgeon, not an

orthopedic. The nurse at our neuro's office said to ask the ortho's

how many of the surgeries they had done like yours, and ask if

anyone was ever paralized or died, and then ask the same question of

the neuro.

[Guest guest]

Joe

Your going to a chiropractor after having the surgery? Did you try one before

the surgery?

Re: Hope everyone had a restful weekend

> reform and stick the the gravel roads. I am using the hot pad, but

> more than Joe said?? Why the 10 min on and 50 min off? Hot showers

> are fine, but I'm counting the days until I can use the whirlpool

> again - when all the scabs (ooh, gross!) on the wound come off on

> their own.

- I think the time is to prevent burning the skin. You may

enjoy the heat, but I think that it can hurt your skin over time. It's

actually what my chirpractor told me to do after I get adjustments.

But I'm betting may know more as to why we don't apply

heat continuously. Also, I'm diabetic, so I have to be careful in

case I'm not sensing everything.

joe

[Guest guest]

Joe

Your going to a chiropractor after having the surgery? Did you try one before

the surgery?

Re: Hope everyone had a restful weekend

> reform and stick the the gravel roads. I am using the hot pad, but

> more than Joe said?? Why the 10 min on and 50 min off? Hot showers

> are fine, but I'm counting the days until I can use the whirlpool

> again - when all the scabs (ooh, gross!) on the wound come off on

> their own.

- I think the time is to prevent burning the skin. You may

enjoy the heat, but I think that it can hurt your skin over time. It's

actually what my chirpractor told me to do after I get adjustments.

But I'm betting may know more as to why we don't apply

heat continuously. Also, I'm diabetic, so I have to be careful in

case I'm not sensing everything.

joe

[Guest guest]

> Your going to a chiropractor after having the surgery? Did you try one

before the surgery?

>

The chiro is actually for my thoracic. My surgeries were on my lumbar

and cervical. Go figure.

joe

[Guest guest]

> Your going to a chiropractor after having the surgery? Did you try one

before the surgery?

>

The chiro is actually for my thoracic. My surgeries were on my lumbar

and cervical. Go figure.

joe

[Guest guest]

Now all we need is to find some kinky woman to tickle your sacral to

make sure it's all lined up properly, lol.

-Nick

> > Your going to a chiropractor after having the surgery? Did you

try one

> before the surgery?

> >

>

> The chiro is actually for my thoracic. My surgeries were on my

lumbar

> and cervical. Go figure.

>

> joe

[Guest guest]

Now all we need is to find some kinky woman to tickle your sacral to

make sure it's all lined up properly, lol.

-Nick

> > Your going to a chiropractor after having the surgery? Did you

try one

> before the surgery?

> >

>

> The chiro is actually for my thoracic. My surgeries were on my

lumbar

> and cervical. Go figure.

>

> joe