I don’t know why several of the vertebrae in my neck crumbled, but the surgeon rebuilt and fused them all together almost ten years ago. I don’t know why, since then, there has been no further degradation, but I’ll take the good news. There have been no discernable changes in the x-rays.
Judy’s knee on the other hand. It was first replaced in 2020, then the revision was done last year. She has full use of it; we walk, hike, and go up and down stairs together. But it still hurts. The doctor found nothing structurally wrong with it today, which is a good thing. We’ll try some more physical therapy for more strengthening and range of motion and see if that helps.
There is a lot of cotton in the fields up around Corpus Christi that is ready to harvest.
