After all this my back is generally killing and I can’t wait to sit down but then the train seats aren’t exactly the most comfortable and I have the usual problem that my back can’t bend and mould to the seat so it’s usually an uncomfortable journey.
Don’t get me wrong I had a really fun weekend away and I’m happy that I can do all these things but going away on the train is still not the easiest. It’s not much of a problem if I’m with someone who can help with my case or not mind sitting down with me throughout the day while I rest my back.
It’s annoying sometimes as I might want to visit friends who live in another part of the country for the weekend but it would be quite difficult for me to do by myself if I had to go on the train.
Hopefully the more I do it though, the easier it will get in time.

I had scoliosis surgery in 2010 and blog about my experiences living with scoliosis. My aim is to raise awareness of scoliosis and help and inspire others with the condition.
Hi Louise 🙂
I'm sorry your weekend away was so difficult. =/ Would you say that the benefits of the surgery have outweighed the disadvantages yet? Or is there still some room for improvement?
Jen
Hi Jen
I think that overall the benefits have outweighted the disadvantages, I believe that I'm still recovering and will improve over time with the more I do.:)
Louise x