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Thank you for your response Jennifer. I am 64 years old and have had humpback(I don’t like that word)kyphosis for several years. I have never been to a specialist for this just my primary.I am still working and am retiring on November 1st this year.
I have done a lot of online research about my kyphosis. The only thing that I found that actually fixed the appearance of it is before and after spinal fusion pics. I won’t look at a mirror when I go by it because of it. My friends and girlfriend always ask me “why don’t u stand up straight?” I would if I could trust me. I have chronic pain in my back and neck.
I know the surgery is terribly risky. How does the saying go ? Desperate times call for desperate measures. I have also been reading articles about older people having pretty good luck with it.
As far as if I am a candidate I have no idea. I believe my problem stemmed from years of labor intensive work and racquetball. So I basically developed really bad posture.
It is a seven hour drive for me to come up to Rochester. But I am definitely thinking about it. Do you know if I live in Illinois they can do any kind of video conso?
Thanks sooo much for your help
Jeff