End of the road

[meterman]

Good luck with everything! 👍

[Clarky]

What they said ^^

 

Good luck dude

[BillyBass]

Fingers crossed fella

[chris_b]

7 hours ago, Telebass said:

Having had lots of chats to the various surgeons, they've decided that they can try and rectify the previous error. But hell, it's sure going to take some rectifying...

Two big ops, not sure of order yet.

 

 

I know 2 people who had spinal surgery. One had lumber vertebrae fused and the other had a bone spur removed from within the spinal chord cavity. Both ops were successful. Both carried on with their lives. Depending on the details, this can be the answer.

 

Best wishes.

[Telebass]

8 hours ago, chris_b said:

 

I know 2 people who had spinal surgery. One had lumber vertebrae fused and the other had a bone spur removed from within the spinal chord cavity. Both ops were successful. Both carried on with their lives. Depending on the details, this can be the answer.

 

Best wishes.

Oh indeed. But it's been a bit of a trek; this will be ops 6 and 7...

In all probability, this will be the last attempt, no matter the result.

[police squad]

wishing you all very best of basschat for this

Fingers crossed

[msb]

I hope things will be all right , Telebass. 

[Crusoe]

Good luck with it!

[madshadows]

Best of luck with the operation  

 

John 😎 

[bartelby]

Blimey!

All the best to you!

[naxos10]

Good luck, I hope everything goes well.

[tubbybloke68]

Hope everything goes as well as it can for you telebass, my very best wishes to thee x 

[Phil Starr]

It's good to know that the doctors don't give up on even old buggers like us. Good luck with the surgery. Hope it goes well and you are back to doing all the things you love.

[Mickeyboro]

All the very best from the man who sold you the original Telebass! 

[Telebass]

41 minutes ago, Mickeyboro said:

All the very best from the man who sold you the original Telebass! 

Man, I miss that 51RI, it was a peach. But it were not the first, oh no. I'd previously has a 1969 ACTUAL Telebass. Should never have got rid of that, either. Sigh...

[obbm]

Here’s wishing you the very best for your surgery. I hope that it gets you sorted.

[2pods]

Here's hoping it's successful, and gives you a new lease of life after everything settles down

[Telebass]

Dates! Eek. Friday 2nd December for the front one, rest for the weekend, Monday morning turn over and do the other side...

😮

[Ralf1e]

Prayed for you that quality of life will be restored to you.

As others have said Ubass could well help with that. Either a acoustic or solid both are easy to manage.

They don't have to break the bank either.

This Donner does a surprising job of holding its head up to my Kala Rumbler.

Cost peanuts by comparison.

Edited October 19, 2022 by Ralf1e

[Rich]

One of @Jabba_the_gut's tiny-weeny-sized-but-sounding-absolutely-huge basses might work? They have to be heard to be believed and weigh about as much as a well-fed sparrow.

Very, very best of luck with it all. Everything's crossed.

Edited October 17, 2022 by Rich

[msb]

I wish you well and hope you will see improvement.

 

[fretmeister]

Good luck!

[casapete]

Sending positive thoughts for your recovery. 

[SamIAm]

Oh @Telebass, so sad to hear of your situation.

I wonder if you have considered a Ukulele bass, especially the electro acoustic models that are very light weight!

 

Combined with a drummers stool it might perhaps allow you to continue to bash!?

 

S'manth x

[Tim2291]

Good luck with the operations, I hope they help and you can get back to playing in some capacity.

 

Have you thought about a stand for the bass? Similar to what guitarists use when they have an electric and acoustic in the same song? Potentially it could set it up so you could sit to play and relieve any pressures on your back!