MRI animation

[Marmalade000000]

Thanks for sharing this - I have the exact same problem..... I'm all "clickety-click-click" and severe pain/limping etc. I hope your recovery is a speedy one.........

[sculze]

Hu... well my teacher sent this link to us in a power point with the comment to make sure to have sound. bummer

[thisisgettingdum]

they stole your audio i think this is an educational film

[pmgodfrey]

It's a pretty amazing machine isn't it. They'll only keep getting better in the years to come...and hopefully a little smaller.

[Myconinja]

My best friend hast 2 crushed vertebrae and a metal rod in his back from a car crash, and my girlfriend had to undergo a kidney transplant (not her fault), so I know where you've been, and I thank you for sharing this with everyone.

[sheakq]

What a coincidence, These are the same images that will be taken of my spine soon. For six weeks I've been living with the worst back/ sciatic nerve pain, which is probably due to a herniated disk, and I've never had an MRI before so I thought I would see if youtube could give me an idea of what it would be like. I will probably have to undergo the same surgery. How are you doing recently with your back? And thank you for sharing this! I'm confident now that there is hope!

[TygerWDR]

there's still some pain, more soreness than anything else. But I'm walking, doing things... Yes, definitely worth the risks.

And the MRI?  Prepare to get bored. Or nap.

[plasma851]

I think its awesome that u have the guts to share this with the world. The video itself isnt half bad either :)

[threesillykittens]

OMG this is so soothing but it just ain't so when you're in that machine! I just had one and felt like they were putting me in a living trash bag! Bang bang bang! Glad you're doing better and thanks for posting this!

[alwaysmarta]

What was it that you were feeling before that mri like what were your symtoms....backpain and neckpain is the worse...but what were your symtoms...but that's great the surgery fix ya up *YAY*

[TygerWDR]

constant pain, it felt like my hp bone was grinding into my pelvis. Sometimes pain would spread, or shoot down to my foot. Other times it was just bad in the hip. When I picked up a backpack and collapsed screaming in blinding pain, that was my cue it wasn't getting better.

[TVBwatcher]

Amazing. Thank you for this video.

[radrounds]

Awesome video!!!!!!!

[elgranto7]

How did that happen, and you must have been superman to walk with that!!!!, how you feeling now?

[TygerWDR]

Much better. The surgery was a few years ago, and I'm mostly recovered. I still hvae sore days, but I'm walking with little to no discomfort which is really the best part of it all. So I can't complain. And the ultimate joke was I was filming WDR shows and doing really physically active stuff with that injury for at least a year....

[elgranto7]

lol, so your fine then,, goood =]

[SpadeBrigadeMember]

GET BETTER DUDE!!!!!!!!

[gryphussquadron]

good lord! its amazing how good of a paint ball player u are with a history like that!

[trialanderror614]

Holy crap!

[sirfreakman]

nice music, awesome images....bad diagnosis.

i hope you are ok now.

[Boothby171]

Man, I feel for you! Been there, done that!

[Darien331]

oh thats gross, that must have sucked

[giancarlodomingues]

Man, this got hurt! A giant extrusion like that compresses nerves and dural sac and u should have been operated.

[TygerWDR]

It was. And believe me, it did hurt. A lot. The doctor was amazed that I walked into his office that day, let alone could stand.

[thechozmasaur]

That is amazing tygerWDR. It actually looks like you severed it! lol. Well done on your recovery, incredible

[TygerWDR]

It wasn't in the best shape, no. I'm not kidding when I say the surgeon was shocked when I walked into his office. I actually have the staff at Northwestern Hospital in Chicago to thank for it. Just don't tell them I'm playing paintball and snowboarding.  They might have fits about that...