Hi, Jennifer. I met with the surgeon last Wednesday. Having had a chance to look over my latest imagining (another MRI and some next flexion X-rays) he advised no surgery at this time. He repeated saying my case is "borderline." He went on to say since my sole complaint is a wobbly walk (with no pain) that we put my case on a watch-and-see basis at least for six months, that I continue with my cervical PT and, should I have the slightest downturn in my symptoms I go back to see him immediately. To be honest, he said, if we did the surgery, there'd be no guarantee that my wobbly walk would go away, that my "borderline" C 5-7 problem is the cause of my unsteady gait. I'm reasonably content with a six-month wait-and-see approach, although the next day I thought, 'Mmm, this is both good and bad news.' The good news: no surgery, at least not now. The bad news: I can no longer be sure that cervical stenosis is the cause (or sole cause) of my walking difficulty. So, we'll see. As always, Jennifer, thank you a millionfold for all of your advice! Best wishes, Ray