Myelopathy

Myelopathy Miracle Man 9/23/2023 I didn’t know what Myelopathy was until, a Neurosurgeon told me that I had it and I got his bill. Now hands are numb with balance problems and joint pain, six months in a neck brace and rehab drove me near insane. Now the quality of my life is mostly from a walker, and I’ll readily admit, I’ve become somewhat a squawker. Barely one year past extensive surgery on my neck, I’m often caught thinking, I’m 84, what the heck. I’m told the screws installed have now become loose, and what I think I hear is just another lame excuse. I’m told that without a redo it will get progressive worse, the hard choice I’ve made, to some, seems to be adverse. But I’ll be here until God decides on calling me away, now, I only seek His peace to get me through each day.
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