Re: Shorter leg and many herniations with severe nerve damage

[Guest guest]

Hi , that's exactly what I have from a 20 year old broken leg .I was

not told I needed surgery, but now the plantar facilis problem -always

something new and always tired from waking up so many times at night. I don't

do well on medications either. I have no life and no one understands ,

especially my kids cause I don't show it.

Hugs, Cathie from New York, in Ct lol

[Guest guest]

>

> Good morning Cathie,

> I,too have a shorter leg. Mine is short by a half an inch on the left side.

I've got a thick padding inside the shoe to even things up a bit.

>

> I've have several herniations in each spine area's, the Cervical spine has

S3-4,S4-5, S5-6,AND S6-7.> /New York state.

>

Cervical herniations = C3-C4,C4-C5,C-5-6, & C6-C7 i FORGOT THE CERVICAL SPINE WAS

ACTUALLY DENOTED AS CAPITOL C (sic) . There should not be an " S " describing the

cervical spine. My boo-boo.

> New York State

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi , that's exactly what I have from a 20 year old broken leg .I was

> not told I needed surgery, but now the plantar facilis problem -always

> something new and always tired from waking up so many times at night. I don't

do well on medications either. I have no life and no one understands ,

especially my kids cause I don't show it.

>

Hello Cathie,

I broke my leg when I was just 5 years old, the cast was up to my hip. I'm

guessing the femur was broken too. I do remember staying in bed for six months.

I got to watch the Winchell Mahoney show every day,lol. It wasn't fun at all.

/New York state aka Yonkers.