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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 295193" data-attributes="member: 367">&nbsp;That is right.&nbsp;&nbsp; The first mistake I made was waiting a few years till the pain was unbearable before I went to the Dr. I had buggered up my back when I was a teenager and had healed but still had some pain I kept thinking it would just go away.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Our Insurance dictated a chain of commands with surgery being at the end of the line and you have to hit every base along the way.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; I had a disk that was bulged toward the center instead of a normal outward bulge and&nbsp; The second mistake I made was getting on an inversion table ,&nbsp; I had heard so much praise about them so I ordered one and tried it.&nbsp; &nbsp; The first 15 minutes felt awesome and I was pain free for about an hour but then it started coming back so I went another 15 min before I went to bed, Two hours later it hurt like hell and I could barely roll out of bed.&nbsp; That was the first day I had ever taken off work due to my back so out came my bottle of opioids I dosed up and felt pretty good . I went back to work pounding down the opies so I could finish the job I had going.&nbsp;&nbsp; I had an appointment for an injection so went in for that and it was the same as chiropractor , They had me standing for an xray&nbsp; so they could see where to place the cortisone and just like that they aborted that project and told me I needed to have surgery right away,&nbsp; The disk had ruptured .&nbsp; &nbsp; I had no other choice than to finish the project I was on so I ate opies while running heavy equipment and lucky I didn't get wrapped up in something or hooked on opies .&nbsp; &nbsp; It worked out in the end but I think I would be way better off had I went to the Dr 4 years earlier than I did.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 295193, member: 367"] [COLOR="#FF0000"][/COLOR] That is right. The first mistake I made was waiting a few years till the pain was unbearable before I went to the Dr. I had buggered up my back when I was a teenager and had healed but still had some pain I kept thinking it would just go away. Our Insurance dictated a chain of commands with surgery being at the end of the line and you have to hit every base along the way. I had a disk that was bulged toward the center instead of a normal outward bulge and The second mistake I made was getting on an inversion table , I had heard so much praise about them so I ordered one and tried it. The first 15 minutes felt awesome and I was pain free for about an hour but then it started coming back so I went another 15 min before I went to bed, Two hours later it hurt like hell and I could barely roll out of bed. That was the first day I had ever taken off work due to my back so out came my bottle of opioids I dosed up and felt pretty good . I went back to work pounding down the opies so I could finish the job I had going. I had an appointment for an injection so went in for that and it was the same as chiropractor , They had me standing for an xray so they could see where to place the cortisone and just like that they aborted that project and told me I needed to have surgery right away, The disk had ruptured . I had no other choice than to finish the project I was on so I ate opies while running heavy equipment and lucky I didn't get wrapped up in something or hooked on opies . It worked out in the end but I think I would be way better off had I went to the Dr 4 years earlier than I did. [/QUOTE]

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