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Sandwichlizard
Sandwichlizard
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27th Jun 2016
18th Aug 2016
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  • nukers473
    nukers473     4th Sep 2016
    very sorry...
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     31st Aug 2016
    in 2 days I go for my first exaination since surgery. they sill take a couple xrays and check to see how the bone growth is progressing. hopefully get to stop wearing the hard collar.
  • MaxMinecraft101e
    MaxMinecraft101e     29th Aug 2016
    Well.. glad to see you back!
  • powderskye
    powderskye     25th Aug 2016
    @Sandwichlizard I dedicated a laser to you! I was considering calling it "Sandwichlaser" but ended up calling it "Supralaser" instead. :D
  • TheArchitect
    TheArchitect     25th Aug 2016
    2032011
  • TheArchitect
    TheArchitect     25th Aug 2016
    Here, I'll send you this one. id:2032009
  • TheArchitect
    TheArchitect     25th Aug 2016
    No coffee? How can I stay up this late and comment on your saves? I don't drink coffee. That's how. And it's you, not me. Not so bad after all. And that was earlier. Well. No problemo. Although you need a new spine.
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     24th Aug 2016
    however the pain before surgery was so bad I practically cried each morning gettingout of bed. I had to take pain meds and walk around my apartment for half an hour just to get to a functional state. it went to bed in pain and woke up in pain every single day for months.
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     24th Aug 2016
    its not actually my back but the bottom of my neck. the C6-7 disk. C7 vertibrae is the bottom neck bone the next vertibrae is the T1 (thorasic, technically the start of yur back) that is why my problaems focused around my shoulders, arms, and hands. I still have some nombness in my right index and middle finger which may or may not go away.
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     24th Aug 2016
    after numerous visits to doctors and months of changing pain (eventually my forearms felt like they had been beaten with a flaming iron rod.) i insisted on getting an MRI at which time the real problem was discovered.