My Scoliosis Surgery

Before and after surgery with my gymnastics skills involved to ... this vide was made with studying politics by emery but the music was denied so it sucks now

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• gymnastics

[DamienMearns01]

On the Facebook Group : TREATING SCOLIOSIS WITH NON-SURGICAL METHODS

there are stories of what can happen years later after the op.

For non-op methods, by far and away the best is the Theraflex machine we have in the UK.

I got rid of my Scoliosis at 38 years old with a few sessions of this.

Get your doctor to give you a few sessions on Theraflex, if he won't - get a new doctor who will.

[KatieBug32195]

@DamienMearns01 that only works for patients with semi mild degrees. mine was 72, thats severe

[Bigbut3]

I had my surgery 6 weeks ago now heh woot

[KatieBug32195]

eh omg i know i didnt get a full nights sleep the whole first months the pain was terrible!!!!! X(

[Bigbut3]

haha ya ive only just started getting decent kip at night now lol, i dont think it was the pain that was stopping me but i just couldnt get into sleeping, i wouldnt get tired enough to want to sleep :(

Did my first pullup again today haha can finally do them, taken a long 6 weeks but ahwell i can do em now again lol feels good! i dont want to turn into a ball of flub so ima keep doing stuff like that hehe

[KatieBug32195]

ya but like i had 2 surgeries and mine was really bad so the pain kept me up and i couldn't sleep. It was back and forth but one tihng i loved was the olympics was on during my stuck in bed period :P

[DamienMearns01]

@KatieBug32195 Mine was 35, There is a newspaper articel on my Facebook site about a woman withe 55 degree curve. You might be right but I can't see a fundemental reason why it might not work - it might even be easier as getting rid of curves less than 15 degrees the machine has very little twist to get hold of.

[ScolioGirl13]

Hey. I had scoliosis surgery too in January this last year. I am so sorry you can't do gymnastics anymore but I hope you are able to see the good you are doing for yourself in the long term. How are you doing now? Keep it up and never give up! ~Katie :)

[KatieBug32195]

im really sorry but i used to do gymnastics and its been a year but if you have a rod in your back, theirs no more back bends , or back walk overs or front walk overs, not even a front hand spring. I remember 4 months post op i tried to do a back bend and i cried cus i fell after being in it for 2 seconds, it hurt and i couldn't do it. but at least in dancing theirs other tricks that dont involve the bride curve.

[LouMadison]

Helloo :) I was 65 degrees on top and bottom and i had my operation 2 weeks ago. I do dancing competitavly and just wondered if i would still be able to do my back walkovers and front ones in about 6 months? Can you do them now after your op? Louise :) Xxx