Continued prayers!!! God’s got you. As before, I’ve had this same surgery before. Between 6-8 weeks post surgery I had those random nerve flare ups you described. My doctor said that it is a direct result of scar tissue building up post surgery and that once you can do more PT for restrengthening your back muscles they cut open it will go away. And it did. I was scared. Terrified. But then the doctor was right. Praying for peace for your heart and brain and then healing for your body, mind, and soul.

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

Oh good to know!!! When were you allowed to start PT?

@meghannclary3989

Жыл бұрын

@@ChloeBrown I was cleared to start PT at 8 weeks. But very restricted at first.

Oh my goodness! You have been through so much! Praying for easier days ahead! 🙏

Hi Chloe I had L5S1 surgery two years ago, recovery is slow and steady. That is just the way you want it to go, don’t push yourself and trust the process. I have a great Physio that I still see now every few months, she reassures me I’m doing great. I still have fuzzies in my lower back and little flutters in my calf. The new me is a different version but this is life going forward, I don’t life heavy, still get up and move very 1 1/2 hours to reset my back, and don’t stand for to long. I choose to look after myself and my family are a great support. I have found a love of yoga and enjoy walking, have a good balance still incorporating my exercises to keep my muscles activated. Trust me you’ve got this, there is so much to still do, so celebrate that, you are strong, stay positive and celebrate your wins. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Chloe you don’t know me but I have watched your videos for years and have always been inspired and entertained by your humor and kindness! It is hard to see you in pain. Just continue to trust in THE GREAT PHYSICIAN. I am praying for you now and will continue to! God has a purpose and plan for you. You have been such an inspiration to people for years and you certainly are now! You will hike again and kayak and do all the things that your heart desires! 🙏🏼 Continued prayers and love your way. You are a precious human!

Sending much love and big hugs and positive energy from Canada🇨🇦 as you continue on this difficult journey🙏❤️🙏 Xo 💕

Chloe I truly hope you feel better 💗

Cloe Please stay positive god is good and he’s with you every step and stay in prayer he’s going to heal you may god continue to bless you

Thank you for sharing your experience 🙏

I have been binge watching your channel before and after i got my haricut. Your videos and hair i just love it all and chopping it off you were my inspo! Hope you heal fully soon xx

I am praying to God for your full recovery soon.

Sending prayers 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

God bless you and heal you Chloe. Thank you for the update. Your faith is your greatest strength. Day by day. That’s all any of us have. We will keep you in our daily prayers. Focus on those positive signs each day. You can do this. One day at a time. 💕🙏🏻💕

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that!!!!

I had the same surgery 12 years ago and it left me walking with crutches I now have S4 disk bulging but they won't give me surgery higher chances being in a wheelchair. Please don't give up hope you're doing amazingly HUNNI keep your chin up as everyone responds differently ❤️❤️

God doesn’t create the spirit of fear love power and a sound mind you’re healed yes it’ll take awhile to actually feel healed that’s okay keep your faith ❤

When i was diagnosed with Crohns disease i felt the same as you. I couldnt leave the house or go too far. I had so much pain, nausea, having to go 20 times a day to the toilet and i thought my life would be like that forever, because there's no cure. I only had improvments one year after. It was hard not knowing how to deal with this. I had many difrent meds, until i got the right ones. Now I'm fine. Not 100%, but 95%. So stay strong, you will recover. It is hard, but these are the things that makes us value the normality of our lives. Get better soon.

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

my husband is pre crohns and has IBS and he has the same exact issues. its heartbreaking.. Its crazy what a med can do! Yes!!! you gain so much perspective. I wouldn't trade it for the world

So I just found your channel a few weeks ago and have been trying out all the hair stuff that you post about. Thank you for that btw. What happened that you needed surgery? I'm def praying for you though. We have a wonderful God and he is watching over you and will always catch you when you fall. I'm so grateful for him too. Im an old lady of 52and I know all about back pain. I wish you fast healing and blessings to you and your fam. ♥️ Don't give up,you are stronger than you know.

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

I had a disc herniation and bone spurs

Recovery is hard--keep the faith💕

You are so gorgeous and so sweet. I always enjoy all your hair and cooking vlogs -- you make everything fun and interesting. You're right Chloe - the Lord will get you through this. Praying for you always.

Sending you my love Chloe you will get better soon ok I know you will recovery will be slow but you will soon be back to walk again 😊💞we know you will

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@debraroth2388

Жыл бұрын

@@ChloeBrown your welcome 😊💞

I didn’t have the same surgery, but had two discs replaced in my neck 3 weeks ago… painful recovery. I’m with you haven’t been able to do the things I ❤… 😢 keeping the Faith though 🙏🏻 stay positive.

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

praying for a smooth recovery! In due time, I pray we can do the things we love again

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

WITH CAUTION lol

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Hi! I am 7 days post op from laser discectomy L4/5 and L5S1. I came out with right foot numbness and weakness which I did not have prior to my surgery. I am doing better but the numbness you are describing is exactly what I feel. I’m nervous and experiencing ups and downs too. Wondering if my foot will ever feel normal again. It’s definitely hard.

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

My dr was so affirming and was confident it would heal with time.. the more I look into it the more I trust it will heal. Also, sometimes the nerve block (steroids) they inject on the nerve during surgery can freak the nerve out too. If you need any suggestions for PT work, I AM YOUR GIRL! the stretches on the back of the calf help me SOOOO much! and getting a tens unit to strengthen the weak muscle has improved my walking so much

@terrisajkowski3866

Жыл бұрын

Hey Chloe! Thanks for replying. I’m 11 days post op and still dealing with the right leg nerve pain/tingling etc…. But each day it seems to be different better I guess. One day I feel good the next I feel tired and have more pain. And now I have this rash all over my back. I guess I’m allergic to the surgical skin prep. So that’s super itchy and annoying. The tens helped me get my feeling back into my toe. I totally get how you are feeling. It tears at my soul when something is on the floor and I can’t pick it up!!! And of course the normal mom stuff. I hate not being able to do my housework. I also have the grabbers, sock helper etc! Yes we got this. It’s definitely an emotional roller coaster. I keep you in my prayers everyday. I hope your foot drop heals soon. Not sure if I mentioned this but this is my second discectomy. I had a more invasive one done 13 years ago. It was definitely a 3 month recovery back then before I felt better. So hang in there. You will be normal again and God willing pain free. Keep me posted and feel free to reach out to me anytime. I don’t post stuff to social media often but I am so thankful for your videos. Really nice to see I’m not alone in this! My FB is Terri Guthlein Sajkowski

@Trip6

8 ай бұрын

Been through the same exact situation and procedure. My drop foot has healed but unfortunately will never be 100% . I hope you continue to make progress. Wishing you all the best.

I have exactly the same done 17 days ago. I have foot drop as well.. 😢

Any updates? I hope you’re doing ok.

Just FYI, the reason you should not get steroid shots is because it eats away at the bone. While it can relieve the pain almost instantly, it can cause more damage than good. Steroid shots should not be given more than maybe twice a year. You don't want to get temporary relief only to worsen something else.

@ChloeBrown

Жыл бұрын

Yes I am aware of osteoporosis. I told my dr I don’t want anymore because of that lol he agreed and said it’ll get better and I won’t need as many after my surgery 👍🏻

Go to a quantum neutologist to wake that nerve up!