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Went mountain (large hill) climbing in my back yard earlier today. Probably one of the best things you can do two months out from back surgery lol sarcasm. How many of you think it was a good or bad idea?

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snifflz 7 Apr 17
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Before the surgery, fine...because it will be a while before they let you do it after. After, depending on what kind of surgery you had, not a good idea. I just had an ALIF in July and I couldnt have done it even if I wanted to.

lerlo Level 8 Apr 19, 2019
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Fresh air and exercise are great! Just be safe and make sure someone knows where you're going/keep your cellphone on you and charged πŸ˜€

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Not being your doctor I have no idea if it was good or bad. Come to think of it, don't really care, either.

Just don't hurt yourself, but if you do please don't whine about it.

1of5 Level 8 Apr 17, 2019

What is the point of your rude response? If you don't care why not keep scrolling instead of stopping to be a bitch about it?

@OpposingOpposum he asked a question, obviously over exerted himself, and people whining about hurting themselves is, imo, annoying.

@1of5 I don't see any whining in his post. I Do see you being a dick for no good reason.

@OpposingOpposum we just see things differently, then. In my mind you're being a bit dickish, but opinions vary.

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Walk all you can. If you stop moving you may not get moving again. I had a L5 fracture and have been doing yoga and walking to build my body back up.NEVER GIVE UP, NEVER SURRENDER!

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As long as you’re not over doing it (your body will let you know in the morningπŸ™‚

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Good for you!

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