welcome home david. now remember to take it easy and no motor bikes for 6 months http://adrsupport.org/groupee_common...icon_smile.gif
and keep in mind things do go up and down in the recovery process.
i am so pleased things have worked out you had the best man in the world fix you up. you will have the best possble outcome!!
chuck

Hi David,

I am so glad you are home safe and sownd. I have been enjoying your posts on you blog and so glad you are doing well. Take it easy so soon you can be riding that bike.

Congrats David! Take things one day at a time.

Justin

Thanks.

My parents and I have been back for a couple of days now, and my mother is staying with me, at least for two weeks (possibly more).

For the most part, I am doing great. My incision pain is all but gone now, and my back pain is just distraction pain as well.

As I am finding out (and already knew), the toughest part is trying to take it easy for a couple of months, and really listen to my body for cues when I may be over-doing it.

As per instructions, I will continue my normal medication schedule for 3 months, and then begin a gentle ramp-down of everything.

David

Welcome home David and congratulations on your new start on life. Sounds like you are getting around real good considering how early it is. Take it easy.