I threw my back out on Monday, am in pretty serious pain and will be unable to work for a week or two, which is rather frustrating. Constant pain is no fun, but I'm trying to catch up on paperwork at least.
First 10 minutes of the day, I just kneeled down to low-cut a stump, felt a little 'click' in my low back and knew exactly what it was, since it's happened so many times before. I've had reoccurring low back problems since I was a teenager, when I was found to have a herniated disk that occasionally pushes on a nerve. In the literally 20 years since I've had all type of x-rays, MRIs, physical therapy, chiro, acupuncture and of course nothing has ever 'solved' it. The most recent MRI a few years back revealed I have some type (forget the medical term) of 'severe arthritis' in my lower spine. Despite all that, I'm fine 99.9% of the time, am healthy and lead a very physical job and lifestyle as seen in the work photos posted here. It seems to happen about once a year on average so doesn't affect me all that much, but obviously it isn't something that gets better with time.
I'm just hoping I can hold out another decade or so and by then, after years of trying it out on boomers, they will have the surgeries figured out and can finally fix me
