Lindsey Vonn: I’m in pain all the time

[@abdiver12]

Wow, and she's only 36. Imagine the kind of pain she'll have in 20-30 years when arthritis sets in. She truly sacrificed her body for her victories.

[@Camille-cu3cb]

@Ricci HardowTHIS IS THE BEST COMMENT AND TRUTH BRILLIANT YOU HIT IT ON THE NAIL ALL IN A SENTANCE ..VERY GOOD YOUR CLEVER MAN ..

[@kimwhitehead9096]

Every Olympic athlete has a future of steroid injections and replacement surgeries.

[@timshanemelton]

She probably already has osteoarthritis & obvious permanent muscular, nerve & skeletal damage

[@Morpheen999]

Most professional athletes do, from Bull riding, motocross, hockey, rugby, mma fighters.. its incredibly common

[@kevinnathanson6876]

I'm 60. Ex-paratrooper, skydiver, football player, etc. My knee injuries are identical to hers, and one leg broken even more severely. (Fortunately I managed to avoid most of her UPPER body injuries!) Most days even getting out of bed is a very conscious and careful physical act, as is standing up from a chair, etc. I know it probably won't make a difference, but for you 20-somethings that are immortal (like we all were...); you might want to consider this video. Her journey will be difficult, and it has both physical and psychological impacts that are lifelong.

[@colton4261]

She chose this though. I mean it’s fascinating to watch how reckless she was so she could reach greatness. It’s amazing in a way

[@paulmartinez4605]

To be in pain all the time is a tragic way to live and I dont think it's taken as serious as it should be.

[@jr-xs9tf]

We've taken sports to extremes that the human body will only tolerate for a certain amount of time. A guy weighing 300 pounds may be strong and quick, but his joints and cartilage don't know or care that it's muscle, only that it's extra stress. I trained in the gym of a guy that was a world champion powerlifter in the late 70s. He spent the last ten years of his life in major pain in multiple places. He died at 61 from a heart attack.

[@bunnymanmoe8819]

Athlete life baby

[@MikeOBrien1945]

A tough beautiful woman who is a true champion. She’s given so much to the sport and has been a great role model. Hopefully she’ll be able to manage her pain down to a comfortable level.

[@ManWithGoodHands]

I’m a physical therapist and I can tell you that her attitude and rationale for the decisions that she made would be a nightmare. I would not want to be her PT

[@ManWithGoodHands]

@Boner Growing Pains it depends. It never hurts to have a PT evaluate you and give you the assessment on what PT would do for you. The only thing I can tell you for sure is that you won’t get better if you slack off. PT requires consistent effort and compliance and that’s why it doesn’t work for some people

[@benwilsonMMA]

yep. She wonders why she keeps blowing out her knees

[@jameshood1928]

Tough athlete was Lindsey Vonn. I think she pushed past her limits on occasions and paid the price. She blew the Olympics in 2014 due to injuries when she was at her peak. Still the best female alpine skier to date. Lovely person.

[@Rift45]

She definitely took crazy risks at times on the slopes. Made her win a lot but also this. Watching her ski I was always holding my breath.

[@phil32162]

Go with Full Knee Replacement ~ no more pain ~ get it done as soon as your life is affected by your pain. I speak from 2 knees and 1 shoulder replacement.

[@99iwaena]

Besides going through all those injuries, she's a Very Beautiful looking and an Awesome tough Woman & a very solid Athlete!

[@1bike10]

This is an awesome interview.

[@theresechretien7429]

Omg poor. Lindsey pain is so annoying you are amazing 🥰🥇⭐️

[@elijahthompsonsr.7628]

Damn this is crazy. 10x tougher than me no doubt

[@buttneked3963]

From deep experience , there’s no Dr. that can ever put you back the way God made you

[@azdbuk]

The GOAT...82 WC victories.......note, the knee replacements are getting incredibly good and long lasting. The full knees are being viewed as 20-30 year hardware now, lots of factors though.

[@russpost2557]

Lindsay it will never get any better ....i am there at 65 with 35 surgeries and it is worse everyday ...everyday . Do what ever you can now because TM does not happen .

[@5kidmonty]

knee replacement was the best thing I've done with bone on bone situation.quick recovery,main thing - no pain,can't run,but running sucks,cycling is the way !

[@angelmatos9143]

She has the heart of a lion.

[@tmklunk]

😂

[@delinquense]

Yes, but the brain of a scarecrow.

[@angelmatos9143]

@@delinquense There’s genius in her accomplishments

[@aerondight3029]

And the body of a geriatric now, LLLOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! T O L L P A I D

[@michaelfrazia4569]

doubt she will read this , but if ever she happened to....I broke my femur in 3 places, pelvic bone, jaw, orbital, and had a splenectomy from an auto wreck...I am in my 40s and have kept in as good shape as I was in my 30s with these injuries. I have a great workout I've honed over 20 years that has kept the pain at a minimum...I know because I tested it and stopped for a few months to see years back. .never again .anyway if you ever need a workout to keep you going pain free for the rest of your life id be glad to share it. I dont want any money, or anything . I just know how you feel when you spoke about having to workout. the offer is there. Again I want nothing from you.

[@timmychin6183]

Hope god will take care of you and hope you feel better!

[@christophermotyka8744]

She was by far the greatest downhill skier man or woman ever.

[@aerondight3029]

Best at bouncing down the mountain like a ragdoll!

[@libirdinowski6270]

talks about being in constant pain...... yet ignores doctors suggestions on healing time 😂😂

[@Cougar1212]

Wow. I think in 15 yrs at age 50, she'll say it wasn't worth it. She's also worth a lot less than a top retired NFL wide receiver after 17 yrs in the league. Ten times more injured, and was always in better shape than they would be. Some sports are just cruel. Pro MX is another.

[@bethelbarrett5867]

Praying for your future years to be full of hope and steps in technology/therapies to mitigate your pain. You have taken a talent you have and expanded it in so many ways that have been beneficial to those you will never know. I pray our God will rain down blessings and grace and paint some of your time left on earth as pain free. May you open your heart and mind to him and follow him where he leads.

[@robertlawler1387]

I can still hear screaming that year in the Olympics.

[@ramjet5192]

Here in Jackson Hole I don't know Lindsey but I know a few other world class athletes like her. One had so much pain in her leg, with no relief in sight, that she was thinking about amputation. Decide how you want to live when young. When you get older and are more decrepit than non athletes...At that point, nobody cares anymore. Even if you thought you were super woman.

[@ceadeses]

She is one tough girl!

[@matteovalentino6267]

Oh mi dispiace lindsdey è capitato pure a me sono stato su Arabian giournal per un anno per il dressage in Kuwait ciao Matteo Valentino matteino 😊❤

[@josephplatania5593]

My torn acl hurt so bad I saw stars.

[@alienresearchlab]

It catches up with you but you don't think about it when you are young and can heal fast. Then one day you are going up the stairs and you hear a noise and think: 'Is that the stairs? Wait. That's my knee making that noise!' No more marathons for me but it was fun while it lasted.

[@pascalcalixte1583]

Wait it out Lyndsey. Medical breakthroughs are happening all the time. It's only a matter of time before something really amazing is discovered for your knee

[@MollyMcGuire100]

Apparently, her ex husband wanted her to quit skiing like ten years ago and start another career, and start a family, because skiing is dangerous, and the lifestyle isn't easy. Lots of party. This is sad to see. I don't know what her marriage was like though. Obviously not the right one. She got married at 22. Ten years ago she was in her prime as a skier and it would have been hard to give pro skiing up. This shows the price some athletes pay. Basically, a nice women who has faced some troubles. Minnesota nice as they say.

[@einsteindarwin8756]

Truly fearless to have all those injuries. She must me comparable to a male athlete that way. There could have been a possibility that she would never Walk again. I can’t understand someone who is willing to take that kind of risk. But I guess that’s what having a passion for something feels like. I was a hopeless romantic, and I did my share of damage from just that.

[@robspierre3446]

ouch

[@jerrygarcia4390]

Wow 😳

[@bradparsons3717]

Did u not take in the factor of the possibilites!

[@anthonyjohnson275]

Just over here cringing. 😬

[@patricechery8637]

I could hardly listen to the injuries. Lol. Especially the arm fracture

[@toyotaecw]

Look up motocross racer Ken Roczen or BMXer Scotty Cranmer for so goodies.

[@jeremyfowler1519]

I’m in pain everyday from a motorcycle accident. I’ve had ups n downs ever since. Been 8 years. I can tell you first hand being in pain all the time wears you down.

[@mtadams2009]

You are not alone, I feel for you. I have had my share of injuries. The pain is one thing but its that it just never goes away. It does wear on you. Hang in there.

[@dennisschneider6644]

Jeremy Fowler Look up Joe Dispenza you won’t regret it, give his meditation and learnings a shot, listen to his story if you haven’t! :)

[@dennisschneider6644]

Scott Gibson Look up Joe Dispenza you won’t regret it, give his meditation and learnings a shot, listen to his story if you haven’t! :)

[@mtadams2009]

@@dennisschneider6644 I will thank you, take care

[@wahube]

I can add that chronic pain not only wears you down and affects mood, motivation, etc, others often have no clue what you’re experiencing and therefore draw the wrong conclusions on your behaviour.

[@prestigeworldwide7914]

How Graham can have a heart to heart with seemingly everyone on the planet is astonishing. The best interviewer in the world.

[@thefranchise2563]

The best interviewer in the world? Relax.

[@McNasty96]

@@thefranchise2563 Thank you for your service.. I have no clue of Graham’s credentials as a journalist but he is a boring ass interviewer. The interviewee will go on a deep life story and he’ll just be like so how many concussions do you have?

[@christophermotyka8744]

Watch inside the actor's studio

[@christophermotyka8744]

James Lipton inside the actor's studio.

[@opticscolossalandepicvideo4879]

@@thefranchise2563 are you Graham’s mother

[@donnagilio8938]

oh how I love her candidness and honesty. Let me tell you where you will be 20 years from now. I am 60 years old. I have been an extreme athlete all my life. In high school I was a gymnastics champion, then I moved on to motocross, became the women's national amateur motocross champion in 1980. I severly broke my left leg and had many crashes that began damaging my knees, tearing miniscus and cartilage. Then I became a aerobics champion winning the coors light national contest and was a finalist at the crystal light national championships and got my certification for teaching aerobics. In the years between motocross and aerobics, I surfed and skied. my love for skiing won out and moved to Tahoe in 1989 where I began to commit my life to the ski industry. I got all my certifications through PSIA and taught for years and that was what finished my knees off. small falls that seemingly felt not that big of a deal, tearing more miniscus, what was left in my knees. Pretty soon, I was bone on bone. my left knee was first. I had it replaced in 2010. it was a great success. Then my right knee was bone on bone. I had it replaced in 2016 and that was when my nightmare began. It got infected to the point I went septic. I have had 4 knee replacements on my right knee. I will never be the same athlete again. My life has been compromised. I guess I am lucky to be alive and that I have both my legs, but there are days that I miss being able to play and be the athlete that I used to be. I ride an e mountain bike and only ski groomers because I'm afraid of falling or having other people running into me. I know your world of pain. If I can give you any advice its this: you will know when your ready for knee replacements. You cannot live with the pain any longer and that is when you go get them replaced. once you go down that route, gear back on how hard you play. Take care of your knee replacements. that is the compromise. I have followed your career and truly admire you! take care of your body now.

[@larrygilman8896]

I had my left knee replaced 13 years ago and after a scar tissue cleanout due to the prior surgeries, it's been terrific. I'm 64 now and recovering as we speak from having my right knee replaced. I'm so sorry to hear what you've gone through on your right knee. I too missed the sports I used to compete in, but after searching, I found rowing. It's low impact, great exercise, and allows me to compete. I wish you all the best.

[@gr8dvd]

What am I missing... artificial cartilage is still not an option? Seems it would be easier to make than an artificial heart, lung, limb, etc. and easier to implant than entire joint (knee, hip, whatever).

[@asajayunknown6290]

@@gr8dvd they do have some experimental grow-ur-own mesh versions, but nothing's really worked yet. This is an example of an instance where doing a NASA-like project would be a great idea. Way more beneficial to more people than another F-35, for example.

[@gr8dvd]

@@asajayunknown6290 Interesting yet still puzzling. I agree with your priorities.

[@asajayunknown6290]

@@gr8dvd I think the solution is a combination of personal DNA/raw material, combined with some stem cells, and an artificial, likely dissolvable, lattice. There are companies using personalized cancer treatments to good results. The same personalized solution is conceptually viable for other things like cartilage and spinal nerves.

[@CH-nl3oo]

This lady is a badass. Getting injured is one thing continually come back is another.

[@philipschrantz8402]

As a person who’s dealt with chronic pain for many years, I have only a small window on what she’s been through. I wish her all the very best...

[@terriesales]

She’s one tough lady. I’m impressed with her ability to get back on the horse time and time again.

[@shanenolan85]

💯💯💯

[@aerondight3029]

Too bad she hit the wall though riding that c*** carousel too long. Now she has empty egg carton. Damaged goods. Granparent cry! 😭😭😢😭😭🤣😂🤣

[@dougbowers8759]

May I suggest checking in with Travis Pastrana. He seems happy all the time.

[@raoulsantos1522]

Lindsay is the Evil Kneivel of down hill skiing, only much prettier

[@clarakemp5463]

why?

[@matts6551]

Clara Kemp - exactly why? It’s not like she was doing 200 foot drops breaking aerial records.

[@JosedeJezeus]

I wish more athletes would be honest like her. Sport looks glamorous, but it's not. It's torture.

[@tommynikon2283]

I cracked my femoral head of my femur in highschool, playing football. Two years ago, at age 62, I finally had that hip replaced. I only waited about 45 years- in daily pain. So I "get" where Lindsey is coming from.

[@BonnChnd]

I wonder if 20 years from now she will think it was all worth it. I know serious athletes will take the pain and gain but wow, her entire body is broken.

[@johnpetrig8797]

I would be shocked Lindsey has never become addicted to pain medication. Seems like an inevitability going thru all those intense injuries. Pain management is tricky.

[@TheJeffro451]

She’s gonna need that warrior attitude when she gets older.

[@neuro3248]

Or pain meds

[@keirfarnum6811]

@@neuro3248 Good luck. They’re making it impossible for chronic pain patients to get pain meds nowadays. And it’s based on non-science.

[@jr-xs9tf]

I can verify that.

[@theblondeone8426]

Im a nurse who has foot problems from work and now I have to quit my job in order to have a healthy life. the future too

[@sergiodjf]

She’s a champion! 💯but her body has definitely taken its toll 🤯

[@andis9076]

Wauw, she went through so many injuries and come back stronger after that, very impressive, it's so hard to do.

[@theodorejay1046]

She's gonna really suffer as she ages. All for love of a dangerous sport. Wondering if she'll think it was worth it as she gets older 🤔 John Elway basically retired to keep some sort of health as he gets older.

[@genxray951]

John Elway couldn't evade the sack anymore, a major reason he was so effective. He had a great career but it was his time, he didn't exactly retire early from a football perspective. John Elway was also very rich not needing to endure the punishment anymore.

[@khunchai43]

Ski is more danger than people think, try jump out of you can at 40 mph and see how much it hurt. If you survive that then try again at 80 mph, that is the speed Lindsey fell at. 👍👍👍👍👍 for her!

[@coleossal2544]

*I'm in pain all the time* every twelve year old.. "Omg same"

[@whichkatami]

I am twice her age, have had the nearly all same injures, (prof., equestrian, + car accidents), plus spinal fusion, the pain is 24/7 and sucks, stick a fork on me I am done, glad she got $50K of stem cells, I need some of those. #sportinjuries.

[@scottpollack1007]

Lindsey is indeed a WARRIOR! ANYONE WHO HAS GONE THROUGH WHAT SHE HAS SHOULD BE BOTH RESPECTED AND ADMIRED! In my opinion, she is THE CONSUMMATE PROFESSIONAL!

[@debbievaughn258]

I agree.... she truly is awesome in all respects!!!! 😍😍😍

[@donaldfisher4115]

Best wishes Miss Lindsey. Beautiful and tough as nails. 🇺🇸

[@artvelcro]

Go visit a pediatric cancer ward and seek out some kid less than 10 years old with bone cancer who screams every time they have to turn over, then you can complain. You'll never forget that sound, I promise you. You had a choice to compete.....they didn't.

[@wavelength7503]

Well you got your fame and fortune, that was your goal. You kept your doctors in business. Now you'll keep the drug companies in business.

[@holymackenaw]

She was a great speed racer. Best position ever. Took turns in position others hardly took standing up. BUT she didnt race smart. She took to many risks in training or with big leads which resulted in crashes. Downhill isnt slalom. If you fall you will get hurt. And she crashed often with high speed. Hope she enjoys retirement.

[@rushrush1209]

Nature of the beast. I think almost every elite downhill skier with a long career like Vonn, has had lots of crippling injuries. Best wishes to her!

[@jr-xs9tf]

When we're young we don't quite understand what excess sports training and competition does to us later on. There is no way to prepare for it. I heard an athlete once say the body is like a bar of soap. You use it and it wears down. I lifted weights fanatically in my teens and early 20s and I'm on a first name basis with multiple orthopedic surgeons.

[@Fit_AF_123]

Was it the lifting or the lifting technique?

[@jr-xs9tf]

@@Fit_AF_123 I always was conscious of using good , slow form in free weights because I'd seen some of the powerlifters blow out pecs and damage backs to the point of surgery or being down months before resuming. When I was pre-fatigued from the free weight benches,squats and deadlifts I would do the smaller muscle groups on machines. I also used lighter weights with higher reps on everything so I never really knew what I could max. The surgeon that did my shoulders was a sports medicine specialist that told me that the wear-down factor will show regardless of weight used and that the human body wasn't designed for the level of physical stress modern man hits it with. He added that while that was his belief, it was hard to preach on what was making him wealthy, lol.

[@goobfilmcast4239]

One of the best avenues for relief is a tough one...... Thinning way down.....balance fat loss along with a little (denser) muscle loss (to an extent) to reduce the overall "work" for back, hip and knee joints...... very hard road to do after 45.....side effect, general health improves......but pain relief is the goal

[@deborah8887]

So focused and tough. Impressive.

[@64north20west]

My heart goes out to her. However, she is strong and will handle it.

[@jasonjackson5696]

I shattered the radial head into more than 50 pieces in my elbow due to a cycling accident. Long story but I essentially hit a concrete wall head on doing about 35 mph. The doctor said he stopped counting the pieces at 50 & screwed the bone back together as best he could. When I saw him afterwards, he said I would be extremely lucky if I could straighten my arm & I would get minimal use from it. I asked about doing rehab efforts on my part & said is it possible to get it back to normal & he said it is remotely possible but the pain would be too much to bear as it would take months at maximum effort. Right about month 7-8 I had a post op visit & he broke out his protractor to see how much progress I had made in my rehab. His jaw dropped as I had not only completely straightened my arm but my use of it was over 80% (today I have 100% use of it & I don’t even notice any handicap with it). He asked me how I did it & I said I simply did what you said was possible & never even considered it to be impossible & used the pain as a positive sign & measuring device because it meant I was progressing

[@1besieged]

Even high school athletes who work extra hard and do very well, suffer much later in life, I admire you Lindsey, do some epsom salt soaks to help with pain.

[@andreag4387]

I'm cringing in pain listening to this champion describe her numerous injuries. My daughter is in terrible, constant pain from something completely different: fibromyalgia perhaps (undiagnosed).

[@clarifyingquestions]

This is why professional athletes are not spoilt brats but earn every dime.

[@gc1172]

It doesn't justify NBA money, not even close.

[@clarifyingquestions]

@@gc1172 Actually it does. It is a business and profits get shared. Without the players there is nothing. Who should get the money. You? It is a reflection of what the public values - how much they pay and support this form of entertainment. Not all prof athletes get paid an NBA salary but nor do they get the same fan support. Cheers

[@ADAPTATION7]

Living in pain is not a life. But it will only get worse as time goes by.

[@bh5606]

I can't even listen to her describe the injuries let alone experience them.

[@aerondight3029]

LOL! T O L L P A I D 😭😂🤣😭😂🤣😭😂🤣🤫

[@okolona1]

Lindsey is a brave girl. No doubt. Tough as nails.

[@gr8dvd]

Doctors’ advice as a "suggestion"... I thought elite athletes got sports docs who were different. Totally relatable.

[@marysullivan1588]

I walked on a tibia plateau fracture for a week no one believed me 14 stitches in my knee and told me nothing was broken , I knew they were wrong !

[@tonypaxton5489]

Love you interview s, get the knee replacement now is my advice. Being on pain killers for over 8 years ( was a professional sportsman in Australia) having my knee replacement was the best thing I have done, I’m back running( although not at when I was younger) I feel fantastic and knee replacements can last a lifetime

[@enzochiapet]

She's a cyborg from the future... John Connor should worry.

[@quemotiger1]

All it takes is one bad infection from any injury before they amputate a limb. Then your life is truly changed.

[@risinbison1106]

How many concussions? You see football players at 50 who cant remember what they said a few seconds before. I hope she escapes this somehow.

[@drwisdom1]

We create this trade where the athletes get glory, fame, and money while we get entertainment. But some sports take a serious toll on the bodies of its participants. We only get one body and one life and when the toll is too high the athlete has to bow out. It used to only affect men but now that women can participate in gladiatorial sports (to which downhill belongs) it affects them too. Ms. Vonn is one tough cookie and I respect her for that as much as her performances.

[@derakg.2130]

Lindsey Vonn, I know the pain of bone on bone and the necessity to keep the tissue that surrounds the joints fluid. Because of my training in Applied Functional Science at the Gray Institute in Adrian, Michigan. I'm able to tune my body each morning using Applied Functional Science® to manage my pain. I highly recommend contacting the Grandfather of human movement, Dr. Gary Gray or Dr. Dave Taberio, to learn how they can help you maintain a state of fluidity that helps reduce the pain. Hope this helps-the Best.

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

One of a kind, a champion but what a price physically she paid for defying the limits. I just love the honesty, no ego there, even though a legend best of all time, still she is only human and there was a price to pay. Incredible honesty

[@champcpr]

I don't know any passionate athlete that doesn't compete hurt or rush to get back to playing from injury. What world are you MFS living in? Hell playing football in Florida we were getting concussions in pop warner and don't get me started on varsity. Y'all sound weak af bashing chick for shxt we all do.

[@rideon6140]

Recommendation for Lindsey. Visit this Neurosurgeon's website. www.dellon.com/ Dr. Dellon can eliminate your joint pain with neurosurgery. I have had his surgery and it worked.

[@mountaindogg58]

TJ, you have no idea what you are talking about. Pain is pain and difficult injuries are a challenge no matter the money you make. You disagree don’t watch and listen, keep inane comments to yourself.

[@sramdavies405]

Sport should be purely for exercise and enjoyment. Sadly many use it as a mechanism in search of fame and riches.....and no full well the risks. No sympathy.

[@avjake]

If I could, I would thank her for representing the U.S. in all her international races. She must have a heart like Secretariat.

[@dirttdude]

boohoohoo.... i hate when people complain like that, nobody ever gave a flying F about me, what makes those people think i anybody cares about them?

[@peterrayson4397]

Wow, that's real talk. We don't hear the underside of sports enough from athletes who've been through it.

[@nmmalc2971]

She was amazing to watch. In her prime.

[@laker4life36]

2010 was her best year

[@karlk9316]

Even near the end of her career, she was amazing to watch.

[@debbievaughn258]

She was awesome to watch... clear up to the end of her retirement... I really miss watching her ski....

[@matteovalentino6267]

❤😂mi dispiace per tutto lindsdey Vonn ma sei benissimo accettata da me pure se hai la protesi non devi preoccuparti ma ho ancora Anita Malisan Matteo Valentino 😊❤

[@CaribSurfKing1]

Well, that's what happens when you ski downhill aggressively! You get f'd up!

[@chelsea7229]

Yikes. She’s tough as hell but I wonder if she’s going to think it was all worth it when she gets older and the chronic pain gets even worse.

[@777vikingfan]

She’s a candidate for opioid addiction. I certainly hope not!!!...tough beast right there!

[@Stan0619]

PK and Lindsey will have super babies

[@ssandradee199]

She will need stem cell therapy from adipose & bone marrow best thing I have ever done for myself Kees & shoulder felled great.

[@nobogiedr]

In pain from all those sports teams she's dated. Went from tiger woods to the whole team of hockey players....

[@aerondight3029]

Now she's hit the wall, empty egg carton, granparent cry 😭😭😢😭😭😂🤣🤫

[@nicolek.3614]

All of Lindsay's injuries cannot hold a candle to the pain I'm feeling listening to this guy's voice and accent. Makes Fargo sound like the King's English.

[@tallsmile28]

My doctor says I need a backeotomy

[@jobuckley2999]

Good Lord. This blew my mind. I have been through hell but nothing like this.