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October 27, 2015

How was your pain before surgery?
Terrible, I could barely walk, possibly no more than 100 or 200 feet before I had to sit down. On a scale like 1-10, it was probably like that vary between 6 and 9 all the time depending on the amount of activity that I had.

How was your pain when you woke up from the surgery?
Other than may back, the actual incision hurting, The Pain that I Used to have was basically GONE.

How long has it been since your surgery today and how are you feeling?
It is exactly one week. I had surgery last Tuesday at 4 o’clock in the afternoon and I am doing Fine and the doctor told me that I am ready to go back to do all my activities.

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