u/Hope_for_tendies

I find it interesting that legs down showed central canal stenosis but my next mri I did use the cushion under my knees and only the right sided stenosis showed.

I’m so fucking sad. The tech at the emergency vet asked if I wanted a hug and I said no, but I regret it so much.

This is like the third or fourth time in 4-6 years.

I’ve done the Medrol for 6 days, I am lucky enough to be prescribed lortab twice a day in general and have been taking that. I just am afraid to pull the alarm and it end up being nothing. It’s been two weeks. I can walk, but sitting is terrible.

I’ve done the Medrol for 6 days, I am lucky enough to be prescribed lortab twice a day in general and have been taking that. I just am afraid to pull the alarm and it end up being nothing. It’s been two weeks. I can walk, but sitting is terrible.

I remember seeing a few weeks ago they were switching to new owners but yesterday I saw a post that it’s closed closed. Does anyone know why?

I feel like anything with the oil is top tier

I’m in a period where my back is burning and Im exhausted and doing anything during the day burns me out so fast. I’m asking my dr to do paperwork for fmla but idk if im being unreasonable or dramatic? I just have no stamina at all

My si joint is fused, surgically, so there isn’t going to be things there to see. My ortho surgeon thinks my level of pain may be disproportionate to the problems seen on mri imaging. I’m trying to figure out how I /the dr could differentiate say failed back surgery syndrome or scar tissue issues from it being an autoimmune problem. I think the pain and stiffness at night and in the morning could fall under either scenario.

One positive though is the glp1 I’m on really slows things down but the plaquenil seems to counter that. I’d prefer to not have the cramping, but not sad for the bloat to go. I take 200mg 2x a day. I’ll prioritize picking up my refills going forward.

Or know if weekends are typical or usually an off day? TIA