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bballlove10+ posts

I feel your pain. Our son had an MRI-was told it was nothing. He went to another Dr and had a ctscan---he was out from late March until July in a back brace--was given the green light to work out in August--Thank God he was tuned into his body-- he had another ctscan. There was a very small line at the pars l5....The Dr said that he hadn't healed 100%--so he has now missed the summer and fall before his senior year. He will have another ctscan in Dec. to assure himself that he is 100% healed. He was told to take calcium. No squatting motion. No twisting motion. He can work on his upper body--and do the aquajogger in a pool for legs. My prayer for you as well as my son is that you heal 100%--good luck

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