Scoliosis, the curse, the blessing, the life

    Hello again my readers, subscribers, and audience. It is I again, Scoliatic with a new addition to my blog of blogs. Today I shall continue the saga of my spine and venture through more of my amazing adventures, the replacing of my rod, the snap, and the new MAGEC Growing Rods, (MAGnetic Expansion Control). Copy the link for more information on the MAGEC Rods: https://www.ortho.wustl.edu/content/Patient-Care/3696/Services/Pediatric-and-Adolescent-Orthopedic-Surgery/Overview/Pediatric-Spine-Patient-Education-Overview/MAGEC-Grow-Rod-Procedure.aspx Sorry if it was not clear but all of these events happened previously in my life and are not unfolding as this is being uploaded. They all happened a few years ago some longer than others. With this, my last, and my next posts I am getting you my readers up to speed with my titanium trials and once I am done with that I will change format. More on that when it happens but for now, enjoy.     As you may remember from the last po

       Hello beautiful people of the internet! I am Scoliatic, your friendly blogger with scoliosis and other things. This is my first blog ever and I hope you all enjoy it and learn some things about scoliosis. My future Blogs will most likely be shorter and in a different format, this is just so you know the important parts of my life with scoliosis and how I got through them. My ones after this will probably be more about daily life with scoliosis and life hacks or tips on how to survive. They will be more aimed for people with scoliosis bu that doesn't meant that if you don't have it you cant read this. If you do enjoy it please share it with your friends so that more people can find this blog. If you wish to contact me my Email is scoliatic@gmail.com. Enjoy the blog!      Scoliosis, the curse, the blessing, and the life. Scoliosis is a fairly common disability but is rarer in more severe cases like mine. It literally was so bad before I had surgery that most charts that I