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So it's kinda part of the lore of my twitter account and so many people follow me every year. For the 3rd year I have a check-in visit at the hospital. 3 years ago I had a spine surgery because I had a very severe double scoliosis. I'll tell you everything in this thread
So I had this surgery when I was 17. The surgery was mandatory because the scoliosis was growing was too fast. It's the kind of disease we can not explain and most likely I will never know what happened to me
I spent 10 days at the hospital during July. The surgeon did a great job but I had to learn how to walk again and not rely on my back too much. To make it simple my vertebrae are sticked together so recreate, I can't bend my back and it changes my daily life incredibly
So the surgery is pretty common but mine in particular was really severe. Even today the way I walk is not very natural and I lost flexibility. I can do sports again tho, most of them, but I have to be careful. I can't do combat sports and carry too heavy things (40/50kg+)
So it's been 3 years now and every year I have to do an x-ray scan and a check-in visit at the hospital to see if my body is in a good shape. i'm seeing my surgeon every year and it truly makes me happy because he's an incredible human
The man is just so kind, attentive to his patients, he understands my feelings so well. He's also hardworking and super smart because well... He's a surgeon. As a proof, every appointment lasts twice as long as expected and since he does that with everyone, we are always so late
So now I'm waiting in the waiting room, the room is different now because of covid and thank god because I finally have a decent 4G here. Every year this thread is hell to type because I just can't connect to twitter
So I had the X-ray scan already and I'm really speedrunning that shit because I had so much scans in my life. I might die in 20 years because of that haha Kappa lol
The appointment is supposed to be in 11min but you know the man...
The appointment is supposed to be in 11min but you know the man...
