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BACK TO LIFE SEGMENT 1 7 23
BACK TO LIFE SEGMENT 1 7 23
BACK TO LIFE SEGMENT 1 7 23
Saturday 7th January 2023
Listen to Bonnie Touron's inspiring story on 'American Medicine Today' as she overcomes chronic pain with the help of the Bonati Spine Procedures.
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Get the buttons here!Bonnie Touron's Journey: From Chronic Pain to Renewed Vitality
My surgeries were almost hours, three different surgeries, hours. The conscious sedation was, for me, amazing. It was gone, and you know, you think you're. Then, when I got off the table and walked I, the emotion was: it was off the chart.
Imagine living with relentless neck and back pain, only to find a path to recovery that brings you back to life. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Bonati and Ethan Euger sit down with Bonnie Touron from Camilius, NY. Bonnie opens up about her struggle with debilitating pain and how the innovative Bonati Spine Procedures transformed her life.
She shares the emotional and physical toll chronic pain took on her daily activities and how she found hope and healing at The Bonati Spine Institute. Through her candid conversation, listeners will hear about the specific treatments that worked for her and the compassionate care she received. This episode is not just about medical procedures; it's about the human experience of overcoming adversity and reclaiming one's life.
Whether you're dealing with chronic pain yourself or supporting someone who is, Bonnie's story offers a beacon of hope and practical insights into the possibilities of medical innovation. Tune in to be inspired and informed about how modern medicine can change lives.