Yeah, twins, I mean NOO twins! Ha, I have three kiRAB and both my wife and I have twins in our families. Her brother and sister are twins! So you bet all three times we were praying for just one passenger in there ya know?! Anyway, there are a heck of a lot of bad backs out there on a heck of a lot of good people. I hope everyone encountering a surgery here soon will have the best possible outcome in a very speedy way. My nervous anticipation for my surgery on the 17th is growing at a steady rate so I'm focused on keeping myself calm, as I suffer from anxiety on top of it all, and just go in there with the best of attitudes and stay focused on a full recovery. There is just so much great information on this site from a lot of good people I'm so glad I joined. I'm not sure of the rules of this forum if you are allowed to mention other website names so I will avoid doing that and tell you all that I plan to video tape my entire experience in a sort of documentary and post it all on the most popular of video websites (hint hint) as I go through the entire process. I'm going to do this because there is another fellow on there already, a 25 yo male, who did the same but I felt that having another, more detailed, documentary would be just that much better for people who are looking to learn about this surgery. It and all you all's help have been so great in getting me mentally prepared. Now I don't feel like I'm walking into a deep dark cavern of painful uncertainty. I think you can ask all the questions you want about recovery but as each of us have different Doc's and are different people so we will all have our own unique and personalized experiences with recovery. But that said, to get a base line or a barometer as to what to expect is so, so helpful.
If someone will update me as to the rules of this forum whether or not I am allowed to state that websites name I will be happy to let you all in on my project so that you can follow along with me through my surgery! My fingers are tired, goodnight!:dizzy:
