anniecat

Thanks for your help. I have gone back to work and the walking is murder on my feet, back, and hips. I was looking online and saw that there is a liquid ibuprofin. Would that be ok to use?

I used Dr. Christopher Hart from Emory John's Creek. My husband used his partner Dr. Johnson. Neither of us have any negative experience and the hospital is wonderful.

I hope things go well for you.

I get my 2nd fill at the end of August too.

I have not told my doc that I have had the surgery as he is quite anti medical. As a chiro doc do you think this is an error on my part? Especially as to adjustments.

Coffee is important to me to be able to function. It's part of my breakfast hydration

You are not too old. Ask yourself the question if you are too old for Tylenol. If you need it as an aid to life, use it. Congratulations and long life.

I had my first fill today too. I was told to stay on liquids today and mushies tomorrow. Maybe you went to food too soon. I get the back pain if I eat too fast or too much.

Wonderful. I am happy for you. You are such a guy--lol--which "team" you're on!!!! You are right, but, lol, the sports analogy.

Go for it. I have been off my Metforman since surgery and my blood sugar numbers after a month are normal.

This is wonderful. It's something we need to congratulate ourselves for when the scale will not. It's about health-not numbers. Thanks for the reminder

I am from the Atlanta area. There are many excellent doctors that do not put you in harms way. There is so much to adjust to in this new life, don't give yourself an excuse to not proceed.

Yes. It realy makes a difference

I was told not to take Aleve or other Ibuprophin after surgery. I am starting to exercise and I am in pain. Does anyone else have this problem, and do you take Aleve or Ibuprophin to take care of the stifness.