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November 30, 2015

Ms. Frazer, you had spine surgery about six days ago.
Yeah.

How was your pain before surgery?
It was terrible, it went from middle of my back straight down my leg and sometimes it was stopped me from walking. I cannot sit through classes, really-really bad.

How long you had that pain for?
For 3 months, since end of August.

You had surgery, when you woke up from surgery, was the pain in your leg was gone?
Yea, pain in my leg was gone.

You had a little bit of back pain you are telling me.
Yeah, when had surgery.

How about now six days later how do you feel?
I feel great. I will have a three-hour flight soon today and I am having no problem, am not worrying about sitting, feel fine. Some little cut on my back, but Band-Aid on it.

You have final this week right?
Yeah. I feel fine. I have a presentation on Wednesday and I am not worrying about it, much better. I start my job next week and I can finally sit there. Right now, I am perfectly fine.

You are happy that you had the surgery?
Yeah, definitely. No physical therapy.

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