I use the term “recovery” loosely . I know that CES is something one has and is something that only a very, very few truly recover from . Most sufferers do not regain a normal life . A few see significant improvements in symptoms which allows them to resume an outwardly (almost) normal life . Then there are the very few who see complete recovery from symptoms . While medical literature tells us that those who have decompression surgery within 48 hours of symptoms appearing are almost exclusively the ones who see the better outcomes, the delay in diagnosis and decompression for the rest of us almost certainly dooms us to a life of dealing with the symptoms . My time from onset of symptoms to decompression surgery was just under 14 days… about 320 hours… not 48.
ខណៈ ពេល ដែល ខ្ញុំ ត្រូវ បាន គេ ដើរ ដូចជា Frankenstein និង មិនអាច មាន អារម្មណ៍ ថា ជើង របស់ ខ្ញុំ, it seems I had such a poor gait that I tore a tendon in my right ankle . Now that I have some feeling there, ខ្ញុំ ដឹង ថា អ្វី ផ្សេង ក្រៅ ពី ការ ឈឺចាប់ នៃ សរសៃ ប្រសាទ ជម្ងឺ equine Cauda was going on . The Doc said only surgery will fix it, but for now I’m only wearing an ankle brace . Had I noticed this earlier last year I would have had the surgery, ប៉ុន្តែ វា ជា ឆ្នាំ ថ្មី, with a new insurance deductible . And of course I’m on a high deductible plan (មិន មែន ដោយ ជម្រើស - វា គឺ ជា ការ ផ្តល់ ជូន និយោជក របស់ ខ្ញុំ ទាំង អស់).