The healing process begins! (Page 2): Hope that's your wife licking your ear. Now, there's an idea for helping with the pain---- and it's not addictive. Now just be sure to move before...

cameranut Loc: North Carolina

tainkc wrote:

Nothing heals back surgery quicker than standing next to a Union Pacific steam locomotive. But the surgeon lied. He said that he removed my bad disk completely, but as you can tell by looking just below my arms and above my belt line, all he did was push the bad disk toward the front.

Hope that's your wife licking your ear. Now, there's an idea for helping with the pain---- and it's not addictive.
Now just be sure to move before the train starts rolling. Speedy recovery tainkc.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

tainkc wrote:

Nothing heals back surgery quicker than standing next to a Union Pacific steam locomotive. But the surgeon lied. He said that he removed my bad disk completely, but as you can tell by looking just below my arms and above my belt line, all he did was push the bad disk toward the front.

I like it. I'm going to have to remember the bit about healing when near a steam loco.

Sirius_one Loc: S.F. Bay Area

Now that's what I call a good looking.......locomotive. As for that guy standing in front of it, he may just be loco, but I wish him a speedy recovery from all the pain.

cfbudd Loc: Atlanta, Georgia

tainkc wrote:

Nothing heals back surgery quicker than standing next to a Union Pacific steam locomotive. But the surgeon lied. He said that he removed my bad disk completely, but as you can tell by looking just below my arms and above my belt line, all he did was push the bad disk toward the front.

Go back to the red head! A sure cure.

Rich2236 Loc: E. Hampstead, New Hampshire

Naaaaaaa...You don't look like BBT....HE looks like you!!!

Rich...

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

Doddy wrote:

Tom, I went for surgery because of bad back pain a... (show quote)

Oh, God! I hope that does not happen to me. The reason they went in as quick as they did on me. was because the cortisone shot had absolutely no effect. They tried the tens therapy also and that was a joke.

But yes, I am on mother's little helper in the form of opoids also for now. I just have to play the wait game. It is now Saturday and I have yet to crap since last Saturday because of them. In a little bit, my friend is coming over with his Range Rover to see if he can squirt it out of me.

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

angler wrote:

Hope your feeling better soon Tom and I know what it's like to have bad back pains.I was laid up lots of times with it and on one occasion for 6 months so it's no joke . Great photo Tom.

I appreciate your concern, my friend, but I did not need the commentary. Lol. Ouch! Seriously, I do thank you, Jim!

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

cjkorb wrote:

You look pretty good after back surgery, just one question...how is standing next to a locomotive gonna make it heal faster?

I don't know metal ray transfer, perhaps! My wife says that I have the same brain to weight ratio as a chunk of iron. Maybe that's it. Either way, it was good to get out in some nice weather.

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

Sylvias wrote:

A place to rest your tea plate on, who needs a tray.

Pleased you are out and about and feeling better. Very nice shot of you and the train.

Thanks, Sylvia! Still can't poop.

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

vicksart wrote:

ROTFL Maybe that's my problem. I'll blame the chiropractor rather than the chocolate.

Hopefully you're feeling better. Back issues are...well...a pain.

Thank you, Vic. Time will tell. The thing I noticed is that the pain that brought me to this point, is now gone. Let's hope that it stays that way!

Sylvias Loc: North Yorkshire England

tainkc wrote:

Thanks, Sylvia! Still can't poop.

What happened with the thingy ma bob?

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

cameranut wrote:

Hope that's your wife licking your ear. Now, there's an idea for helping with the pain---- and it's not addictive.
Now just be sure to move before the train starts rolling. Speedy recovery tainkc.

There is no way in hell that my wife will do that. She will tell you that herself! Lol. Oh, and thank you!

tainkc Loc: Kansas City

jimmya wrote:

I like it. I'm going to have to remember the bit about healing when near a steam loco.

Maybe I am on to something, huh? Maybe some day you will see me on a late night infomercial.

joe west Loc: Taylor, Michigan

tainkc wrote:

Nothing heals back surgery quicker than standing next to a Union Pacific steam locomotive. But the surgeon lied. He said that he removed my bad disk completely, but as you can tell by looking just below my arms and above my belt line, all he did was push the bad disk toward the front.

he mite have left his rolex watch in you, {couldnt help it} hope you a good recovery....

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tainkc Loc: Kansas City

Sylvias wrote:

What happened with the thingy ma bob?

Nuthin'. Just the water came back out. What a rip off!