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<blockquote data-quote="TCRanch" data-source="post: 1687939" data-attributes="member: 24027"><p>Surgery went well and he's home, sporting a 6" incision with 11 staples and bears a striking resemblance to Frankenstein. Doing my best to keep him jacked up on pain meds and making sure I get him up every few hours. I discovered the easiest way to accomplish that is to wrap a sheet around his upper back, under his arms & pull from the front - he's 6'5" and I'm 5'8", so still requires acrobatics & agility. He's barely eating & a little testy (there may be profanities) but making progress. Neurologist was very candid and said this was not going to be a quick recovery, primarily because his muscles are so dense & will take longer to (essentially) fuse back together. </p><p></p><p>Taking this one day at a time!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TCRanch, post: 1687939, member: 24027"] Surgery went well and he's home, sporting a 6" incision with 11 staples and bears a striking resemblance to Frankenstein. Doing my best to keep him jacked up on pain meds and making sure I get him up every few hours. I discovered the easiest way to accomplish that is to wrap a sheet around his upper back, under his arms & pull from the front - he's 6'5" and I'm 5'8", so still requires acrobatics & agility. He's barely eating & a little testy (there may be profanities) but making progress. Neurologist was very candid and said this was not going to be a quick recovery, primarily because his muscles are so dense & will take longer to (essentially) fuse back together. Taking this one day at a time! [/QUOTE]
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