Good luck and greeb token to the moon! :3

It will buy me a lambo :3

best of luck freind! hope they can fix your neck.

Thank you ^^

Oh damn, I wish you the VERY best bud, really hope all goes well

Good luck to you man.

Good luck with your surgery, Greeb! We're rooting for you~

Best of luck! Hope dispite your surgery you will enjoy your stay here in Germany

Honestly, I do enjoy the beautiful views of Germany and company of german people. But my stay will be boring, as 5-6 days I will spend lying in hospital bed and other days, just wondering around in Freiburg not far from my hotel.

Good luck!

Good luck with this. I hope you will get better.

Oh man, I wish you all the best in this and hope you feel better after the surgery as well!

thank you ^^

*Hugs* Good luck with the surgery and ensuing recovery.
I hope it all goes well and that you can once again feel good without the constant pain.

Thank you so much ^^

This is so awesome, I followed the link and saw I had already seen it before. Back in 2013 I had a situation where I suddenly had shooting pain down my left arm and numbness if I looked up, this turned out to be a dual herniation of c2/c3 and c3/c4. I waited on surgery, trying home traction and steroid injections which worked for the pain but I started to lose muscle tone in that left arm so went for surgery and glad I did.

I decided to go with cadaver bone since the doc I had at the time wrote a book on its use and that has turned out to be fine for me but losing two discs to this method has limited my movement. Your chosen method seems so much more modern by comparison. Glad it is done from the front and not the back of the neck. Mine was from the front and moving the esophagus out of the way for a discectomy so high c2/c3 affected my swallowing reflex for a day but I fully recovered.

I not only predict an easy time and full recovery, I expect it will be like flipping a switch on the pain and muscle weakening and dizziness. Which disc is causing your issues?

Oh dear... the spinal injury is really common these days, isn't it?
I also tried different methods and therapies, blockades, even gym at some point to gain muscle mass, as doctors suggested, Nothing seems to work.
I have problem with C6/7 as the disc compress the cord itself, so my arms are working, but getting other kind of everyday problems.

Good luck hon ^^
Hope it goes well <3

thank you ^^

Wow you can fly so soon after surgery? I'm a medical noob so don't judge me too hard now X3

Well, my condition is not a worse case yet... my arms and legs are working... and doctor said better to do it while you are still young.

Best of luck this August and drink a lot of beer while in Germany 🍺

And sausages? :3

Was going to say sauerkraut XD

Oh we eat these in Latvia as well :3

Oh goodness... Best of luck there!
Hope everything goes well!

Thank you!

You're very welcome!

Best of luck on the surgery!

Good luck with your surgery!

All the best to you!

Dizziness, and pain? Really sorry to hear that they have been bothering your daily life a lot. It is a risky and very expensive surgery though, I do hope both that it goes successful, and that you will get recovered soon. Good luck, and have a safe trip.

Thank you so much... really tried the other cheap methods, but they failed. Now I really want to get back to old life.

I sure hope this finally stops the pain

I so hope as well :c

ahhh that is good news. I'm glad you were able to finally get surgery for it. I hope it goes well

I'm so glad to see you here as well. Hope you feel well after your own surgery! ^^

Now I am thinking about you, when I am thinking about my surgery ^^

yeah, my hernia was absolutely painful, and to have to to do it twice, that was killer for me.
But MAN, do I feel better, so I can't tell you how happy I am for you. I feel like you're gonna have your life back. ^^

I so hope, as these two years were killer for me, not only physical, but moral as well.

Sending best of hopes!

Thank you so much! ^^

Hopefully the surgery will go great
Take care, man!

I do worry a lot... not to mention will have a scar on the throat after

Be proud of your scar, with it you will have furthered scientific progress on this condition, it will heal and you will forget about it, but your issues will be turned off like a switch on day 1.

I hope