Zel
junior member
Hang in there Michael. Certainly don't take that answer and move up the chain if you need to. As you have probably read in my various posts, where you are now has a better reputation than I think they deserve and I probably won't be returning any time soon. They didn't seem to put the correct priority on pain management in my mind. And certainly not up to the standards they espoused during their pre-surgical orientation. I hope you have someone there with a strong personality and legs that work that can advocate for you.(I know my wife didn't make many friends there) that all being said, there are some great folks there and when you get one of those great teams, you will certainly be in good hands. The PT staff tends to push a lot harder than they should. I started PT today at the place I will be going from now on and it wasa breath of fresh air. And believe it or not, with no pain and some gentle relaxing work, my numbers were better and I walked out of there feeling better instead of collapsing in my room totally exhausted and feeling like I"survived". Had a pretty good day, PT told me to get up and walk as much as I felt comfortable over the weekend, but that short term, my goals were to get sme healing underway and don't lose any ground.
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