Tomorrow's the Day!

[A'Busa'd]

Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

 

[moondog]

get-r-done...you will be "back" before you know it! Good luck, man. Few things are as nagging as back pain....prayers sent!

 

[Wag]

They do some great things with surgery nowadays. Have no fear. You're going to be fine!

Post-op, however, MAKE SURE you go do all the rehap and therapy they tell you to do. You'll be glad you did!

--Wag--

 

[frisbee]

Take it easy bro , maybe Kilroy , and I will ride by and tease you .

 

[cache]

good luck.....

I had a really bad back for some time... but after I tore the rotator cuff in my right shoulder, my back felt much better.

 

[chowan24]

Good luck my rider friend

 

[stkr00]

Best of luck to you. Hope you heal up well and quickly. We'll all be thinking about you and your family.

 

[IL_BusaBoy]

Hope the surgery goes well for you. And a fast healing.

 

[TruWrecks]

Good luck and see you in September on the bike right! Are you going to the VA on Becan Hill in Seattle?

Yes, I will be in the Beacon Hill VA Hospital.

Thanks everybody. I already feel the love!

 

[billbell]

Good luck with your surgery. Should definitely be worth it in the long run. I'm sure Revlis will come over and keep the cobwebs outta your bike though!

 

[BA BUSA]

Good luck with the surgery

hope you have a quick and complete recovery.

 

[#cruncherbusa]

Godspeed

 

[shenoyp]

have a successful operation and a speedy recovery mate

....

...You cant ride for 6 months, thats bad... but in the mean time you can use all the riding time to wh0re posts on this fine board

Will keep your family in my prayers...

 

[TruWrecks]

Thank's again all. This board has alot of great people on it. I printed the above replies to take to the hospital with me. I'll be reading them whenever I need a morale boost.

Hopefully I'll be back in about 5 or 6 days.

 

[PACIFICBUSA]

Best of luck, bro....

prayers sent skyward for your wife and kids....and for your speedy recovery.

 

[Projekt]

Good luck and get better fast. Hope being in traction for a few days doesn't drive you stir crazy. That and the bedpans. Honestly being incapacitated is what has deterred me from having my Herniated L5-S1 fixed as well. I have managed to banish the syatic (sp) nerve pain by losing weight and strengthening my lower back with various exercises. Now I rarely feel the ache. Anticipating your updates and commentary.