Pobresito! praying across the Pond and back again  that the pain can 
be controled and that you will not need extensive surgery to fix you.

Hang in there!

Love in Christ,

Doris

At 07:19 PM 7/24/2013 -0600, you wrote:
>I have been having perpetual lower back pain since December 18th of 
>last year.  At times I could tolerate it but then again, at other 
>times, it was so painful, I had to go to the doctor for pain 
>medication to cope.  I also had pain blocker shots in my back which 
>worked for 2 days and then all hell broke loose and after that, I 
>went for 10 days with severe back pain in my lower back.  Finally, I 
>told Sandy Tuesday, I was going to have to go into our family doctor 
>to see if they would give me more pain medication for this next 
>week.  She had made an appointment with a back surgeon for August 
>first.  We already know the problem because of an MRI my family 
>doctor had me get a couple of years ago.  It is a disk that pops out 
>at least 6 millimeters between L4 and L5 in my lower back.  I've 
>been having this pain, which often goes into sciatica, for over 10 
>years off and on.  Anyhow, the surgeon may want another more current 
>MRI so we shall see.  They will probably have to fuse a couple of 
>vertebras like they did in my neck and if that disk, or any others 
>down there are degrading, they'll have to be reformed, too.  So your 
>prayers would be appreciated.  This isn't like my neck surgery 
>because pain is the only symptom so it isn't compressing my spinal 
>cord like it was in my upper back and neck 4.5 years ago but the 
>nature of back surgery is what it is.  I just pray the surgery makes 
>the pain go away.  They may keep me over night to be safe but 
>otherwise, it is nothing compared to, as I said, my neck surgery 
>back in January of 2009.
>
>Phil.
>
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