[Bob Ireland]

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I hope there might be something there to help you. Here is the clinic that performed my procedure along with information about what to expect. The work is done in a tight space between the spinal column and the spinal canal.

I asked if they use a robot or do it by hand; they said that they do it by hand. On consideration I decided that the Lord can bless a surgeon's hands; I doubt He can bless a robot so I chose the procedure.

[johnsmom]

Thank you so much for this info!

[rodguy911]

Bob you got a winner!Check this from your link doesn't get much better than this:

Below from the link:

How Long Does it Take and Expected Results?

MILD is an outpatient procedure performed in less than 1 hour and clinical studies show it’s a safe, effective procedure that helps LSS patients stand longer & walk farther with significantly less pain. Some additional points about MILD to consider:

No general anesthesia required

No implants or stitches

Low complication risk

53% pain reduction (*1)

Standing time increase from 8 to 56 minutes (*3)

Walking distance increase from 246 to 3,956 feet (*3)

Patients typically resume normal activity within 24 hours

with no restrictions. [5]