From the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
A Memoir of Surviving Pain
by Brooklyn Eagle (edit@brooklyneagle.net), published online 03-24-2009
Q&A With Author Greenberg
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Lynne Greenberg was lucky in life. Happily married, she and husband Eric were raising their young son and daughter on idyllic Garden Place. She taught literature, with passionate interest in the material, at Hunter College. Her injuries from a horrific car crash at age 19 had “miraculously” healed.
Twenty-two years after the accident, an onset of chronic pain revealed that the vertebra — precariously close to the brain stem and spinal cord — had never healed. Unable to walk her kids the five blocks to school, always at a “three or higher on a pain scale of one to five,” Greenberg began an exhaustive search for the doctor who could help her reclaim her life.
This is a facinating article that can be read at
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/categories/category.php?category_id=27&id=27158
You can also read more abot back pain at www.backpainloss.com
Paul
About Me
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- Hello, my name is Paul and I love to learn new things. I also love the sun, which means in the UK when we get some, everythingd great. I enjoy being with my family, but also being away sometimes. This blog is written to help people, rather than talk about me. Back to me, I read quite a bit, a lot of non fiction, a lot of history and self improvement. I hate doing thingd thay bore me, like travelling on motorways, sitting in traffic and listening to people who clearly dont know what they are talking about. There are a range of reality TV programs my wife and son enjoy, that I dont and as i live in a democracy, I loose the TV remote I have just finished watching "The Secret" and I loved it. My immediate family consists of my wife, two adult, not always grown up, kids a son and daughter, and a 6 year old grandaughter. I love them all to bits. I started physical therapies to help my family, only my son hasn't asked for help, wonder why?
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