a little scared of posting this one, but i hope that it can be a bit of encouragement to those fighting their own silent battles! you are stronger than you know 🤍
This is like the nicest hospital I've ever seen. You even get netflix? What is this sorcery? When I had mine done the most exciting thing I would get is jello and popsicles.
im currently at day 15 post op! it was soooo soo difficult since it was my first surgery and first time getting hospitalized and the pain for the first week was horrifying that i had to get hospitalised again, luckily as of now i am recovering so much better and walking without a walker as well! to anyone whose getting their surgery or still recovering as well, remember mental health is just as important and do stay positive and strong❤❤
I wanted to cry watching you in the hospital - I can't imagine how overwhelming that first week must have been for you. So incredible to see your friends and family rally around you, and awesome that you were able to make them proud by pushing through even when it was tough. I'm moving to Bangkok next week, so also very grateful for all the foodie spots you showed!
ahh getting emotional reading this 😭 your kind words honestly made sharing these vulnerable moments worth it 🤍🤍 so so grateful for our little community 🥺 & welcome to bangkok!!
So happy that the surgery was successful🎉 in the past I completely ruled out the idea of getting surgery for my scoliosis due to fear but now am going to seriously think about it and visit a doctor. You’re so strong n awesome, all the best to u❤❤❤
9 months post op from my surgery (which unfortunately was unsuccessful). I’m glad to hear yours went well though, it’s so tough, but should be worth it ❤❤
I'm currently fighting wiith a L5S1 disc herniation. Your video really gives me hope in getting better and healing. A fusion surgery from T3 to L3 is definitely a tough and long journey for you, but I am glad that you made it through. Keep up with your vlogs as I look forward to see more of it in the future. Wish the best to you!
@@pslifeco Thank you for your warm message! I’m also in my 20s and it is definitely a struggle to experience pain from disc herniation at such a young age. I guess we aren’t the lucky ones, but we can still make our lives better. As long as there’s hope, I believe we all have a bright future.
@@missmaiadelsometimes I feel little stiffness,and a mild pain in lower back, which my doctor was told, due to fusing L5... before correction I have 2 major curves, now they have reduced to 22(lumber )and 26( thoratic)....
aww this is so sweet, i'm glad they have an amazing friend like you! 🥺 my curve progressed to ~55 degrees pre surgery, hope this can be of some help! 🤍
how much was your curve ? im planing to get a spinal fusion soon because of the pain i have right now ,is it better now? do you feel like it was a right decision? anyone please respond if you have done spinal fusion surgery
mine had progressed to around 55 degrees before the surgery! personally, i feel it was the right decision for me and has improved so many aspects of my life physically & mentally! 🥺❤️
@@pslifeco I am curious, did you have moderate-severe height loss and bulges or protrusions in the thoracic? Thanks for the video. It's rare to see what it's like from the patient's angle.
a little scared of posting this one, but i hope that it can be a bit of encouragement to those fighting their own silent battles!
you are stronger than you know 🤍
This is like the nicest hospital I've ever seen. You even get netflix? What is this sorcery? When I had mine done the most exciting thing I would get is jello and popsicles.
Aww hahaha 🥺❤️ i definitely feel super grateful for this hospital and their amazing medical team! ❤️❤️
im currently at day 15 post op! it was soooo soo difficult since it was my first surgery and first time getting hospitalized and the pain for the first week was horrifying that i had to get hospitalised again, luckily as of now i am recovering so much better and walking without a walker as well! to anyone whose getting their surgery or still recovering as well, remember mental health is just as important and do stay positive and strong❤❤
What is your scoliosis degree after surgery? Please answer me I will do this surgery very soon
@@missmaiadel they dont measure my degree after surgery, but my back is mostly straight
@@mchbbyy thank you for replying. How old were you when you did your surgery?
@@missmaiadel i had it 2 months ago, n im currently 20 yrs
@@mchbbyy do you still feel pain? And how is your flexibility? Sorry for asking too much. I will do this very soon so I'm nervous
I wanted to cry watching you in the hospital - I can't imagine how overwhelming that first week must have been for you. So incredible to see your friends and family rally around you, and awesome that you were able to make them proud by pushing through even when it was tough. I'm moving to Bangkok next week, so also very grateful for all the foodie spots you showed!
ahh getting emotional reading this 😭 your kind words honestly made sharing these vulnerable moments worth it 🤍🤍 so so grateful for our little community 🥺 & welcome to bangkok!!
So happy that the surgery was successful🎉 in the past I completely ruled out the idea of getting surgery for my scoliosis due to fear but now am going to seriously think about it and visit a doctor. You’re so strong n awesome, all the best to u❤❤❤
Thankyou 🥺 I truly hope the best for you too 🤍🤍 Always happy to share as much as i can if it's helpful in anyway to my scoli-fam!
9 months post op from my surgery (which unfortunately was unsuccessful). I’m glad to hear yours went well though, it’s so tough, but should be worth it ❤❤
Why it was unsuccessful? I will do this surgery very soon and I'm very nervous.
thank you for this, I'm considering the surgery since now i'm having more pain and discomfort than before
From your experience do you advice me to do this surgery or not?
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I'm currently fighting wiith a L5S1 disc herniation. Your video really gives me hope in getting better and healing. A fusion surgery from T3 to L3 is definitely a tough and long journey for you, but I am glad that you made it through. Keep up with your vlogs as I look forward to see more of it in the future. Wish the best to you!
oh no, sorry to hear you're going through it too 🥺 just wanted to let you know i'm proud of you!! you are so so strong 🤍🤍
@@pslifeco Thank you for your warm message! I’m also in my 20s and it is definitely a struggle to experience pain from disc herniation at such a young age. I guess we aren’t the lucky ones, but we can still make our lives better. As long as there’s hope, I believe we all have a bright future.
after watching this i feel so much more confident
aww i'm so glad to hear this! 🥹💪🏻
So happy to see your video and your recovery! Thanks for sharing this story, you are truly inspiring ❤️
😭 thank you so much, it means a lot to me 🥺🤍🤍
I’m 22 years post op. Was 29 when I had surgery.
Watching you is like watching me..I had my surgery on Nov 21st 2023 at the age of 28, I am fine now...❤❤❤
Oh wow! I hope you're doing amazing! 🥰❤️
@@pslifeco yes...just like you😊😊
@@jinitadas7683 how are you now? Do you still have pain from the surgery? What is your scoliosis degree after surgery
@@missmaiadelsometimes I feel little stiffness,and a mild pain in lower back, which my doctor was told, due to fusing L5... before correction I have 2 major curves, now they have reduced to 22(lumber )and 26( thoratic)....
u make the surgery so fun
hahaha i'm glad you found the vlog fun! 🤣😂💘
@@pslifeco can u stiull sleep normal after surgery?
yes! 🥰💪🏻
@@pslifeco how long till it became normal?
watching this makes me feel so happy for you! i hope a speedy recovery
aww this is so sweet, i'm glad they have an amazing friend like you! 🥺 my curve progressed to ~55 degrees pre surgery, hope this can be of some help! 🤍
Thank you for sharing . Get well soon na ka ..🩵🌸
ahh 🙈 thankyou so so much ka~! 🥺🤍
You are so brave 💯 👍
So Happy for you and your family that the outcome is excellent ka . 🩵🌸
how much was your curve ? im planing to get a spinal fusion soon because of the pain i have right now ,is it better now? do you feel like it was a right decision? anyone please respond if you have done spinal fusion surgery
Me too I'm planning to have the surgery and I'm very anxious and nervous
mine had progressed to around 55 degrees before the surgery! personally, i feel it was the right decision for me and has improved so many aspects of my life physically & mentally! 🥺❤️
Estou aguardando o médico marcar a minha cirurgia, olha o seu vídeo me deixa mais tranquila obrigada ❤
Aww i'm so glad! All the best for your surgery ❤️❤️
I had the endoscopic spine surgery...it's not so big like yours but I feel your pain...as it was painfully for me tho
hope you are feeling better now! ❤️
@@pslifeco i feel much better
What was your Cobb angle? (If you don't mind me asking)
mine had progressed to around 55 degrees before the surgery!
@@pslifeco Mine is currently at 32 and from the X-rays it looks terrible but somehow this isn't considered severe. 😅
Does scoliosis progress after puberty? can you please answer me
it gets way worse yes
Yes it does xx
@@Lucy_Lou126 I thought when the growth stops scoliosis will not get worse 😫
from my understanding, it most often develops during the growth spurt just before puberty. in any case, it's best to consult your orthopaedic! ❤️
how many degree your spine curve
my curve progressed to around ~55 degrees pre-surgery 🤍
@@pslifecohow many increase your height .. how many cm
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@@pslifeco and now do you have completely straight spine ?
@@pslifeco I am curious, did you have moderate-severe height loss and bulges or protrusions in the thoracic? Thanks for the video. It's rare to see what it's like from the patient's angle.
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