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<blockquote data-quote="houstoncutter" data-source="post: 368877" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>Caustic if you decide on surgury have a nureosurgeon do the work not a orthopedic. I used Dr. Baskin at Methodist in Houston in 87. I could no longer walk, no other choice, they did a laminectomy on L5-S1. I was down for about 8 weeks, back to work part time in 9 and full time in 12 weeks. I stand on my feet 8 to 10 hours a day... I have had very little problems with it since. You have to use a little common sense when you are working, and understand that you are no longer the bull moose you once were and work a little smarter. That was the hardest part for me as I was only 29 at the time. Of coures if your carrying any gut it just makes it a bit tougher</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="houstoncutter, post: 368877, member: 807"] Caustic if you decide on surgury have a nureosurgeon do the work not a orthopedic. I used Dr. Baskin at Methodist in Houston in 87. I could no longer walk, no other choice, they did a laminectomy on L5-S1. I was down for about 8 weeks, back to work part time in 9 and full time in 12 weeks. I stand on my feet 8 to 10 hours a day... I have had very little problems with it since. You have to use a little common sense when you are working, and understand that you are no longer the bull moose you once were and work a little smarter. That was the hardest part for me as I was only 29 at the time. Of coures if your carrying any gut it just makes it a bit tougher [/QUOTE]
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