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The problem is severe pain weakens you and with it, your resolve.
I'm thinking of doing patient advocacy for this reason.
Too many patients in vulnerable situations getting railroaded and put into a system that spits you out at the end. Nobody has an interest in questioning what happened it's onto the next one and put you in physio.
IF there has been error it needs correcting you can be doing spinal damage to yourself.
The LAST THING a specialist will want to do is admit fault. They cover up, they lie and they will have you in agony rather than deal with it. The substance isn't the problem it's how it was used, how the procedure went.
A second opinion is needed on the surgery and find out if it can be corrected.
Find out who the best is and get there pronto.
Do not speak about litigation to the other specialists only speak about getting fixed.
PS if you're in Adelaide get yourself to Melbourne or Sydney senior surgeons in major hospital ASAP.