Posts by Sophia Fowler14

Honestly, things in America are always such a mess and upside down, so I can't say I'm surprised by this petition at all. Still, it’s pretty great that a few people with the same mindset decided to band together and actually start something positive!
You have my vote—just let me know when and where I need to sign up.🙂
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Petitions like this one really help bring people together, and once you see some actual results, it just makes everyone feel a lot more empowered.

I honestly can't deal with this kind of sneaky, constant ache anymore, so I guess now that spring is finally rolling in, I really need to start getting my body moving again...

So, my family doctor actually backed up your whole description of this "treatment" method.
During our chat, we realized I basically inherited this from my mom, so I guess it was only a matter of time before my lower back started acting up. My doctor suggested physical therapy through swimming🙂(since everything else seems pretty useless), finding a different job😂, losing some weight, and apparently, I’m just supposed to get used to living with this kind of pain!?!
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Does anyone have ideas on what else might help take the pressure off or strengthen my spinal muscles?

So, I went for my consultation and ended up getting put on medical leave and sent for a biopsy. Honestly, this is just the peak of what modern medicine can offer right now. They don't really get how this stuff starts, they have no clue how to prevent it, and heaven knows they don't know how to stop it from getting worse.
Apparently, if soft tissue is invading something hard, it means there’s porosity involved! But whatever, I guess I’ll just wait until Tuesday and see what else the doctor has to tell me.
You know, it's been eight days already and despite all the meds, it still hurts like hell.

Alright, that sounds pretty technical. But if you were explaining it to someone who isn't an expert, how would you actually put it?🤷

So, what exactly is a Schmorl's lesion, and how does it even happen?
Basically, my back totally gave out on me last week. I went in to get some imaging done, and now multiple reports are mentioning Schmorl's lesions—they're calling them shallow, irregular, located on the anterior and posterior surfaces, several of them... you know the drill. Can someone please explain what this actually means?