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Not medical advice. Just some facts in regard to what the usual circumstances are with this type of injury. In General, they usually follow a couple of distinct "roads" . The German Surgeon's brief gave a lot of clues, and I know what I saw at shows.
Glad to share it. If anything, I really want to give hope for the return. It was the right thing for him to do. He really didn't have any choice, and although he may not feel it right now , it will change the pain he went thru over the last few years . That is a good thing in my opinion.
Yes, throwing men around the mats will do it. You went a long way, but long term health is most important I think. Be very proud of the level you achieved. I know how difficult the "arts" can be. It is an art.
Other lesson, is don't let a Dr inject you with something that nobody has, ever, examined as to long term consequences. That is as dangerous as dangerous can be. It is not worth it.
Your information has given me hope for Bono's return. I was deeply concerned. Especially, when I read about his paralysis. It came very close to being irreversible.
He may have a few restrictions. Which, actually will benefit him in the long run. He can still give a fantastic performance. I think he is one of the best rock stars, ever.
I am looking forward, to seeing Bono in the press/concerts, etc. Of course, when he is well enough to do so. And he will be.