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Old 2009-01-27, 21:09   #12
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I never realized that factoring was so dangerous to ones health :-)

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Old 2009-01-27, 21:30   #13
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Good luck and best wishes for a speedy recovery!
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Old 2009-01-27, 21:35   #14
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I will join the chorus, wishing a favorable outcome, on one of the surgeries that has one of the poorest odds for success.

Hope you and your machines fly through with minimal down time.
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Old 2009-01-27, 22:24   #15
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I will join the chorus, wishing a favorable outcome, on one of the surgeries that has one of the poorest odds for success.

Hope you and your machines fly through with minimal down time.
I have already had 6 spinal surgeries! 3 on cervical vertebrae, 3 on lumbar.
My L3/L4 disc is essentially gone. The vertebrae are virtually touching..
This time, I have a right side large herniation on the L4/L5 disc.....
The L3/L4 disc isn't herniated; there isn't enough left of the disc
to cause a bulge....

The last lumbar surgery was in 95.. It worked fairly well. I did have
a fusion done in 2001 on the C7/T1. It cured the neck pain, but
did permanent damage to my vocal chords. The left side of my
chords is paralyzed owing to nerve damage. It actually requires a
deliberate effort for me to talk; I have to work to force words out.

I enquired about fusing the lumbar discs. I was told that it would have to be
a multi-level fusion, L3/4, L4/5 and L5/S1 and would be MAJOR surgery.
Fusing just one disc would put excessive strain on neighboring discs
given the general messed up condition of my lumbar spine.
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Old 2009-01-27, 22:30   #16
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I'm sorry to hear that litany of woes; I hope this surgery goes well.
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