It all goes back to normal soon enough! Just be as supportive and understanding as you can

Hello, thank you so much for watching and I hope your recovery is going well. I did have some pain associated with the surgical site on my back. Some of the inflammation did cause me to have some minor aches/tingles/numbness but it was nowhere near as bad as before surgery. It would happen every now and then for a few months but each day was better so long as I didn't strain my back. Be sure to follow up with your doctor if the symptoms don''t subside. Sometimes permanent nerve damage can happen if you've been dealing with a herniated disc for a long time.

I hope so too! Make sure to stay moving, walking is the best physical therapy and listen to your doctor. Good luck!

I'm 41 now, going to be 42 in June. So I should have been around 37-38 when I had the surgery.

@DadTalk thanks for the reply. I injured my l5-s1 last year at 24. 25 now and speaking with a surgeon in just over a week.

I'm sorry to hear that. Reach out to fisher price on X or via email, maybe they have a warranty

It's still a pretty cool toy! Would have been nice if they were functional. Thanks for watching!

No, it does not connect to any Bluetooth or additional speakers

@@MaeMason-v9k thank you for watching!

We've had no issues with it. It's not a firm lock in place, but it's firm enough to function as expected. Enough force can flip it around, but it's not something that causes any issues. It's used heavily too, and has been passed down from our oldest to our youngest. Had it for over 4 years and it's still doing well. Thanks for watching!!!

I didn't have any stiffness in my calf, but I was able to do small amounts of twisting and bending after 4 weeks, it very limited range of motion, and it hurt quite a bit. Physical Therapy seemed to hurt more than it helped at first, so whatever hurt the most I didn't do. I just focused more on walking. It was a few months before I could bend and twist without it hurting, but it did eventually happen. Have patience and continue to follow up with your doctor. Swelling and scar tissue at the surgical area can cause your nerves to send pain singles down your leg, especially if it's still affecting your sciatic nerve. But hopefully that should all go away in time.

She sure is! I've got a couple more in edit right now with her

I bought them at home Depot

🤣🤣🤣 yes, eventually

Do you guys ever evolve in to what you're suppsed to be?😊

Thank you so much for watching. Tell your partner to be patient. After the first year, as long as you stay on track with taking care of your back, nothing too strenuous or damaging, it will be a night and day difference. If you both have any questions, don't ever hesitate to reach out. Best of luck!

@@DadTalk Thannk you for your kind words and support!

I know what you mean with the pain on the right side, that should subside as long as you aren't doing too much. Walking and finding a comfortable sleeping position are really the most important things. I couldn't sleep on my stomach or back for about a year. Hope you're feeling better quickly!

@@sarahbrown5083 yes, there is a small plastic tube/tab sticking up in the back of the leg where it attached to the DJ tabletop. While the toy is upside down, with your index finger pulling that tab up, pull the leg up as well.

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There is a battery compartment on the part that has the vibration, you have to unscrew it to put batteries in

@@sherazkhan9890 she's great now, I'll be filming an update video shortly

Hello, I've added an updated link in the description to a newer brand/model that looks to be the exact same product. Thanks for watching. I hope your daughter recovers quickly! I recommend looking up the Ivy Rose Spica Chair if your daughter ends up in a spica cast. It's a must have.

I'm so sorry to hear that, let me send a few emails and see if I get any replies. Thank you for watching the channel, I hope to be more active soon. Again, I am terribly sorry for your struggle.

The Chicco is still our daily go to stroller. Its a bit heavier than the Graco, but its much easier to fold and unfold. The Graco however has a very cozy bassinet feature that our newest little one seems to love over the Chicco, so if you've got a newborn to 6-8 months that loves to nap, the Graco might be your best friend. Bassinet mode on the Graco is also a game changer for diaper changes on the go. Thanks for watching!

​@@DadTalkIf you could only get one, which features are the deal breaker for you? I'm also deciding between these two and will be getting the travel system with the matching car seats. Im leaning towards the Chicco because it seems like the better stroller for long term use with larger toddlers/little kids? But I'm just not sure if we're going to regret not having the newborn bassinet option available.

@@ellenjonasson94 no doubt the Chicco is the better overall option long term. The fabric is more durable and the ability to one hand it open is a big plus. The Graco is awesome, light and easy to use as well, but I always feel like I'm going to break it. The Chicco can take a beating

@@DadTalk thank you!

Thank you so much for watching. I'm glad the video was helpful to you!

So glad to hear your hubby is taking good care of you! Hope all is well with your growing family. Thank you so much for watching.

Thank you! Glad this video was beneficial to you!

sometimes comments like this are all the motivation I need to get the camera set up! I'll be back with a new DadTalk very soon, in the meantime feel free to check out our Daily Vlog channel.

Thank you so much!

Thank you for the support! Glad I could help

She knows it too! She uses it to her advantage to get out of trouble. All she has to do is smile and we fold. Thank you so much for watching!

I'm so sorry to hear that. I'll be making a 2 year post op recovery video very soon. I have to say, everyone has a different experience. Different surgeons have different techniques and experience levels. For the most part, I have had a great recovery, but it took a long time to get where I am. Some days I'll still get a ache or pain, but nothing compared to what I was dealing with previously. In all, it was a night and day difference immediately after surgery and it has stayed pretty consistent with that. I no longer have shooting pains down my leg, or temporary numbness/giving out. I hope you can find a treatment that works for you. I suggest making a list of pros and cons of your options. If any benefit outweighs the risk, it might be worth considering a discectomy. But that all depends on your level of severity, Thanks for watching, I hope you get the solution you need.

Isn't it just the best!!! :D thanks for watching

She's great. She's had a full recovery, full range of motion. We couldn't be happier with her results. Her team of doctors and providers did an amazing job reconstructing and building her hip. Thank you so much for watching, hope you and your family are doing well.

understatement!! Thanks for watching!

I hope things have gotten better by now! Communication is key, and patience can be a lifesaver. Hope you and your family are well, thanks for watching!

I'm going thru this hell as we speak my partner is putting me thru bad times im so confused

@@lovepeace12568 yeah bro it gets even worse after she has baby but I think it’s just her postpartum things have gotten better now but man those arguments are so ridiculous and confusing you just got to ride the storm and hope to come out the other side unscathed lol

​@@lovepeace12568 Ditto

Dude, It’s very hard not to respond to my angry wife I get it. I say sorry and move on

I'm so sorry to hear that. Sorry for the late reply but Gin-Gins really help with that! Thanks for watching, hope you are doing well!

Our second daughter just recently went from crawling to RUNNING! She's all over the place and I'm so glad with all of the baby proofing we initially did. These kids are definitely a workout. Glad this video helped! Thanks for watching!

@@DadTalk yeah kids are smart Plus parents giving the innocent child talk to kids not working anymore

Thank you so much! We have another little one at home now and we're still team Huggies! But I gotta say, Aldi makes a really good diaper as well. If you're looking to save money and your little one isn't prone to blowouts, Aldi diapers are amazing. Thank you so much for watching!

😂😂😂, I’m going through this right now as we speak and this comment a video just made my day an I guess I gotta be a yes man now !!!

LMFAO!!!! She might have been! Thanks for watching! Hope you and the family are doing well

That's all it takes sometimes! Sometimes it has the opposite effect lol thanks for watching!

I didn't wear a belt, it wasn't recommended to me. Walking and physical therapy were something that my doctor wanted me to focus on. Took a good year and a half to feel 100%

sorry for the late reply but im pretty sure you can just pull them out. They're only held in with a small ring. Just pull as hard as you can.

Glad I could help! The wheels that come with this are horrible, I needed to spread the word lol. Thanks so much for watching