jarabas
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It seems reasonable to finish your course, let your benefit and disability kick in and then go ahead.
My 91 year old dad always tells me, "Most of the things I've worried about never happened so I learned to stop worrying." You won't be stuck in a chair because you don't want to be stuck in a chair!
My prediction for your future:






My 91 year old dad always tells me, "Most of the things I've worried about never happened so I learned to stop worrying." You won't be stuck in a chair because you don't want to be stuck in a chair!
My prediction for your future:







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We have things to do, places to go and people to meet ( a Bonesmart road trip??). Take a step back and try to make an objective decision. You KNOW you have lots of prayers, love and support from this "family". Now, if we could just figure out how to send casseroles over this site..... 



So I don't need to act on anything immediately. I went to my regular doctor today to ask for tramadol. He hesitated to give it to me. I was really surprised. I told him that I had no pain meds a little more than 2 weeks after surgery and he said that's when you should be cutting back on them anyway. I asked him how do you think it would feel to have your bones sawed off and metal spikes driven into them and then all the muscles moved and affected by the surgery and he had no answer to that. He wanted me to go to another OS for another opinion. I've gone to the doctors within his 'hospital' group and I didn't like them at all. I'm just so frustrated with everything. He did give me the prescription though.