Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:44 am
So sorry to hear about you back issues, spooky. My husband has had some back problems ever since a car accident years ago. The chiropractor helps him.
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Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 12:12 pm
Hey Spooky do you have arthritis in your back? I do & Celebrex helps some, you might want to look into it, some days I can't even walk either. I hope you feel better soon, I feel for ya!!!
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 4:50 pm
Back pain?? I hope you will recovery from the pain of your back real soon, Spooky! 
Get well!
Get well!
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 11:18 pm
THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!!
went back to the hospital again, spent 7 and a half hours in the ER getting an IV and some really good drugs. Got back Xrays, urine and blood tests and three more prescriptions. The good news is I'm healthy and the spine looks fine, bad news is I have severe back muscle spasms and nerve contractions. So, I might need to follow up with my GP to get an MRI to determine if I have any disk damage or slippage. I have been directed to to take meds, rest, and stay in bed for 3 days
went back to the hospital again, spent 7 and a half hours in the ER getting an IV and some really good drugs. Got back Xrays, urine and blood tests and three more prescriptions. The good news is I'm healthy and the spine looks fine, bad news is I have severe back muscle spasms and nerve contractions. So, I might need to follow up with my GP to get an MRI to determine if I have any disk damage or slippage. I have been directed to to take meds, rest, and stay in bed for 3 days
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 11:45 pm
Whew! Spook, stay in your bed until you feel so much better! Do not get up until noon or late noon-evening (4pm - 7 pm).
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:34 am
Man...I wish I could get a break like thatSpookymufu wrote:THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!!
went back to the hospital again, spent 7 and a half hours in the ER getting an IV and some really good drugs. Got back Xrays, urine and blood tests and three more prescriptions. The good news is I'm healthy and the spine looks fine, bad news is I have severe back muscle spasms and nerve contractions. So, I might need to follow up with my GP to get an MRI to determine if I have any disk damage or slippage. I have been directed to to take meds, rest, and stay in bed for 3 days
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 3:33 pm
Extra break and plenty of rest would be great idea! 
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 4:49 pm
I'm glad to hear you are back on the road to normal, Spooky.
And that they gave you something to make it bearable.
And that they gave you something to make it bearable.
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:48 am
Well... normal is as normal does. I guarantee, the second Spooky gets out of bed he'llBelladonna wrote:I'm glad to hear you are back on the road to normal, Spooky.
And that they gave you something to make it bearable.
be back to building props.
And iHaunt is right, I also hope you will recovery from the pain of your back real soon. I
know how it feels. I've been dealing with a real pain in backside too.
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 9:46 am
no pains in my back side lol
hope all is well spook
hope all is well spook
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 12:12 pm
when I am able to sit in this chair for an extended period of time with out aches or pains I'll be back to work on props....
Re: Holiday Greetings
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 1:41 am
If you design all of your props to hang on the ceiling, maybe they could stretch you out on a plank and raise you up while you build, like Michelangelo did while painting the Sistine Chapel...