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Pain in the Neck
from a Herniated Disc

I am 47 years old. Athletic fitness instructor. 27 days ago I kinked my neck. 3 times in emergency. Finally a CT scan showed disc herniation of my C5-6. They are confident I will make a good recovery. I have been going to physio every other day and on some strong drugs. Each day is better. I can go for good long walks, carry a bag, walk the dog now. No biking for me yet though. Looking forward to that. I have taken my bike into the shop to get it pimped up with new high rise handle bars and a basket so I don't have to carry a pack. I ride my bike everywhere.

Most of the time I have a positive outlook towards my future. Sometimes it's been a bit rough feeling like I'm not invincible anymore. I am looking for advice and general talk about this. Been on a learning binge the last 27 days, that is for sure. Feel like an expert now, but feel there is knowledge missing for my future. So, here I am coming straight to the source with other people who have the same condition. Thank you - Ida

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