I need some good vibs please

Great news, man! I am glad it went so well!

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Jason, I’m just now seeing this. So happy to see your positive outcome! Thank you for sharing.

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Hi Jason, I’m so glad to get your update, fantastic news!

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Hey everyone I wanted to give a small update.
Post OP X 5 days

I have been feeling a ton of pain today. Yesterday I was feeling better, maybe I pushed too much. So today I pay. but I have still been doing my steps.

Video is from yesterday.

https://youtube.com/shorts/poSPEvP2mb4

Edit turn speakers down some.

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:flexed_biceps::flexed_biceps: Jason, you’re a rock! :wink:

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Great to hear the surgery went well!

Rushing recovery runs in my family, much to my wife’s chagrin.

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I sort of feel like a whiny baby, but I think I will go with what you said.

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Recovery, mentally and physically, is seldom a straight line up. It is a wobbly curve with ups and downs but the -trend- will be upward!

Courage!
Or as the French say:
Courage! :smiley:

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…or as Germans say: Courage! :slight_smile:

Just found your post op post now - I’m really glad to hear all those news!
That menu and food in the hospital looked awesome!
Jason, I hope that you’ll be dancing with your wife again soon! :man_dancing: :woman_dancing:

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Hi Jason, I am so glad to hear you are recovering well. I hope to see you playing your guitar soon, cheers HEC

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Hey Jason——

Thinking of you, man!!!

:grin:

Tod

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Give yourself a break man! You just had spinal surgery, you’ll get there!

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I know, I have been ordered to chill and take it slow.

Thats todays goals, just chill out. I have the Xbox X and the PS5 set up skyrim and Fall Out ready to go

Edit:
Oh and I am supposed to take some of my pain meds today also, which I have already done, as some may be able to tell from my edits and mistaken deletion of this very post just a moment ago.

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THAT’s proper CHILLING :heart:

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I am unable to play guitar for longer than a minute or so right now. It is very dissapointing. I really tried yesterday for the first time. Then again today. My positioning feels really awkward and I immediately starts hurting. I am not to twist, bend and then I have other restrictions that are hard enough to follow. I am already in a semi fowlers position so scutching into sitting with a guitar in my lap should not be that bignofna deal IMO.

Oddly I am following all the rules, I am walking across the house every hour and more even like the team wants me to be do, but it feels really slow. I was certainly not prepared for any stalling like this in my guitar playing and I think it has me down some. I guess its what I deserve. I know they are all happy and say I am right where I should be. But man, not being able to play blows the big one.

I think it could be a good skill to learn to play flat on your back. You never know…

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You could be right. I could do it on a bed of nails and make an act out of it.

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Just caught up with this, great news your surgery went well Jason. Take it easy and careful, I had a big heart op in 2019 and it took me quite some time to get over it. Best do what they say, and then recovery will be quicker.

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Jason, I understand how it would be great to play guitar again, but I hope you’ll be patient with yourself! (sorry, I think I said the same before! :blush: )
Take care!

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When I’m really bad and can’t take my neck up because it would give me dizziness I do this:

I lay down in my bed with my light Classical Guitar and I look for melodies on the open position C Major Scale (or the G one as it differs only by one note!) …without looking actually, only earing the notes.

Another idea for you would be to take a printed out music sheet, listen to the original recording, tap and with a pencil add the beats of each chord over the lyrics…I find it such a powerful exercise!

Take care of yourself :smiling_face:

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