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January 20, 2016

You had spine surgery about 10 days ago. What do you describe your pain before your surgery?
Before the surgery, the pain was unbearable. I walked in the office crying. I was just crying. That was the time when I could not sit, I could not stand up. Even when with the medication, I could still feel the pain. So, there was nothing to help with pain.

So, you had back pain?

It was my back shooting on to my foot all the way and in my back it was just.

It was just pain and numbness?
Pain and numbness.

So you had surgery 10 days ago. You had discectomy for a disc herniation. So, what did you feel when you woke up from that surgery.
I felt brand new. No pain. I was able to immediate get up, walk around my room like a few hours lateral. This is amazing.

Now 10 days later what do you feel? How do you feel?
I feel like I am almost can do anything again, but I am just holding back because I mean It is just over 10 days. I feel able to do anything I want just as before.

Your pain has gone?
My pain has gone. I feel great. No more crying.

Alright, I am happy for you.

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