Narrowing of the spinal canal
It can also occur, I believe, just after the canal, amongst the
vertebrae.
Alton
On Jul 4, 2007, at 12:2002 PM, Kevin Wolfthal wrote:
Alton,
Yes, in fact one doctor told me years ago that he thought I had
spinal stenosis in the lumbar spine. Narrowing of
Naomi,
I pray for more recovery for you also. I also pray that you would be blessed
with insurance that takes care of all of your needs.
Have a wonderful day! Jenna
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Quadius,
Today marks my two year anniversary for my Transverse Myelitis.
Naomi,
Please know that you still can get better. It might be little at a time and
very slowly, but you can still get better.
I was at my worst at my 2 year, (I had fatigue, so didn't get any
improvements), but as the fatigue got better so did I and still am getting
better each month.
Hi Naomi,
It's a little over two years since my first attack also. Please don't
give up hoping for more improvement. A little over two years ago, I
never dreamed that I would be walking unassisted again (I do still
use my cane.) or being hopeful about life. Yes, I'll have more
attacks, Devics
Regina,
I had a neck MRI and a thoracic spine MRI last year. The neck MRI showed
a lot of arthritis in the neck. The neurologist at that time said the
asrthritia has
nothing to do with my hands. Why couldn't it? My doctor yesterday is
my PCP,
and he has been treating me for high BP. He
Quadius,
Today marks my two year anniversary for my Transverse Myelitis. It's really
depressing because I thought, by the two-year period, I would have gained
more movement and made more progress. To be perfectly honest, I'm worse off
than I am when I left the hospital. I am still
Naomi,
Over the first 4-5 years of onset (1988), I improved very slowly. I
went from crutches
to cane, to walking without aid, except ankle braces.. However, there
was always pain, always balance
problems, gait difficulty, numbness. I was doing fairly well until
1997, when my car
was
