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10-30-2005, 06:14 PM
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On a lighter note:
"What are you going to be for Halloween?" I went to a music theam Party last night had to dress up as a song I was.......... Love Potion #9 It's so nice to have my life back!!!!!!!!! What about you?
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Paulette ProDisc L5-S1 W/Dr Delamarter Aug 23, 2005 L5-S1 DDD Diagnosis 12/04 T-12 Compression Fracture 10/04 C-7 Spines Process Fracture 5/99 http://prodisc2.blogspot.com/ You are my Rock God in you I can do anything 
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10-30-2005, 06:37 PM
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I'm going as a "pain free woman" -- no one will recognize me walking around the neighborhood trick-or-treating with my nephews pain free!!
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L5/S1 replaced with Charite on 1/4/05 -- successful recovery!
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10-30-2005, 10:50 PM
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I attended a Star Wars themed party. My youngsters and I went as the royal family from Elementia - planet of the Four Elements. I was the Queen of Fire $ Ice. My long blue hair matched well with my silver, daggerlike fingernails, contrasted by my formal red ballgown. I think I'm enough of a character normally that I won't need to dress up tomorrow.
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Crystal L5/SI Charite 7/18/05 Dr. Howard http://www.myspace.com/luvmysibe http://www.xanga.com/luvmysibe "A smile is contagious, be a carrier  ."
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10-31-2005, 08:55 AM
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If I don`t stay in and feed visiting "Witches And Warlocks" with buns sweets etc I shall be in trouble.
My wifes broomstick has "Dryrot" in it, so its out of service - - - lol 
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ADR Munich 26th July 2002 L5/S1. Aged 82 now Your best asset is your health My story is here http://www.adrsupport.org/alastair.html Thank goodness for Dr Zeegers I am painfree I am here to help,I live in the UK I now run the UK spine site and can be contacted at www.adrsupportuk.com/
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10-31-2005, 10:16 AM
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Ok, I've decided my costume is lame -- what's the point of having a great back if you can't participate in all the great things in life with full enthusiasm?!
So, off to Wal*Mart to find something...hopefully I can get creative! Thanks for your great attitude today Alastair, its contagious! HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!! SG
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L5/S1 replaced with Charite on 1/4/05 -- successful recovery!
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10-31-2005, 12:14 PM
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Way to go Senecagirl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We all need to keep a sense of humor when we live in a world of pain. Laughing increases the endorphins a natural painkiller so I encourage everyone to get their costume together. The funniest one I saw this weekend was a girl dress in a "Brick House"...........and we all danced "She's.....A....Brick..�.House".  Any other good ideas out there? Happy Halloween
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Paulette ProDisc L5-S1 W/Dr Delamarter Aug 23, 2005 L5-S1 DDD Diagnosis 12/04 T-12 Compression Fracture 10/04 C-7 Spines Process Fracture 5/99 http://prodisc2.blogspot.com/ You are my Rock God in you I can do anything
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10-31-2005, 12:29 PM
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a friend and I and our mini schnauzers participated in in a Howl'oween Dog Parade yesterday.. Lola and I were two oranged haired witches, she had curly orange hair under her black decorative hat, I had straight orange hair under my black hat with orange bats.
My friend's dog really got attention as Puff was dressed as a Cow, in a stoller with milk cartons attached to it.. so Puff the Cow Dog ~ Got Milk got much attention... It was a warm today and there was a big turnout.. a projected 450 people there and I'm sure that most were sitting alongside the sidewalk as we paraded by... what a blast!!! So many interesting dog costumes~ kids and owners were having fun as was evident by all the commotion~ And hopefully the rescue teams there adopting out dogs did better than well, hopefully a few got a home out of this doggie Howl'oween extravaganza~ BTW, I was walking with a theracare attached to my low back.. after 3 hours of standing/walking and mingling, my back felt ready to lie down.. so home we came... Hope all have a good Halloween and less pain~
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10-31-2005, 05:25 PM
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I'm going as the invisible woman. That's because nobody will notice me, attached as I'll be to 2 Great Danes, a white one dressed in gauzy white angel wings (tho' he actually looks more like Pegasus), and the black one in ladybug garb. We're handing out treats as we go, since the little kids get scared by dogs barking at the door, but they love the Danes while they're out.
Happy Trick or Treating! -j
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11-01-2005, 03:59 AM
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Well in years past, I have gone as a paper bag of groceries,bag of M&M's. My hubby and I have gone as him a plummer & me as a Shower, him-smurf me-smurfette, him-Oreo Cookie me-Glass of Milk. We made all of these ourselves. We have won a few prizes with these costumes. We even made smaller versions of the bag of M&M's and the bag of groceries for my daughter. Happy Halloween All!
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Lumbar pain after 2 MVA's Numerous blocks and epidur's 2 discograms IDET July 2003 L4/L5 & L5/S1.
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11-06-2005, 01:20 AM
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i walked around a loooong block with my 3yr old(40lb) neice dressed as a witch, who was scared on my shoulders, of which i would not have been able to do before my 2level prodiscs, it keeps being an incredible experience....i must admit
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DDD L4,L5&L5,S1 Prodisc Implants FDA Trials www.espineinstitute.com DrRickDelamarter 07/2002/47yrsyoung complete collapse L4 L5&Partial L5,S1 from surgery in '79... 1979Laminectomy@L4,5/mylegram tech
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