sprinklethief | (no subject)

i survived. yesterday, before the anesthetic wore off i touched my toes for the first time in years (without pulling my feet up to me). when the anesthetic wore off... agony. so here i am back in my vicodin induced coma. apparently if the pain came back it's a bone/joint problem, not disk. well guess what. so in 3 - 5 days from the injection i should start to feel some amount of relief. lets hope.

i got to watch via xray though, that was friggin' sweet to see the needle in my joints. i did cry from being scared tho. round two is tuesday the 10th. woah, the other half of my vicodin just kicked in. i'm going to go stare at the fan for a few hours, lolz.

and btw - i love this man in my house. he let me drunkenly cry/babble about really sensitive things and he didn't get mad. i can tell him literally anything.

okay, no more mush. bubye.

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people think back issues are overrated. they can kiss my ass (and yours too obviously!)
so glad to hear you can touch your toes. I can't exactly, but I think it has less to do with my back :P

i can't touch them anymore :(. if the first day is any indication of how well these will work though, i'm freaking excited.

i do agree that people write off back shit. that's how i ended up so bad off, actually. doctors simply would not listen to me. hell, wyl had to take me to the hospital three times before they finally looked and saw there was a MAJOR problem - AND THAT WAS A BROKEN BACK!!!!

I am glad things are better for you. Have fun watching that fan! Don't forget to make noises into it to make weird sounds. :D