It's nerve wracking for sure. Getting a caregiver/driver. Making appointments, worrying about what insurance is going to pay. Trying not to get another infection. Hoping the treatments work. Hoping the nurses are sweet etc. It's very hard in the beginning. It usually does get better. The first year or so is usually the hardest. I couldn't think too far ahead. One day at a time.

Thank you All who responded to this post 🙏👍 and I wandering how you all can manage to go for the process and surgery it’s looks like a bit tough or hard to handle (scary) and its take time to recover and cope with the pain and situation (stress).
Sometimes my thinking this MM are connect to one another problem,it seems like but (You can do it and so do l
Thank you very much and take care be good always 🤒🫡🥵

Spinal cord compression has to be dealt with ASAP. Usually surgery or radiation or a combination of both. They usually give steriods for the swelling.

I had 4 compression fractures and I went to a Neurosurgeon to see about Kyphoplasty but he said no surgery since they had already healed. He is thinking about putting a back brace on me just when I am walking, working in my flower bed, cleaning or cooking but he does not want me to wear it all the time. I do not have any nerve damage or muscle damage. Hope you are doing okay

Hi Salli - I have no experience with Ivermectin. I know people take it. I don’t know what it can do against MM but it is helpful for parasites.