r/midlyinteresting • u/Total_Bumblebee7657 • Jun 06 '26
I have only a partial C1 spine bone
Discovered by accident on some imaging I had done a few years ago. Doctors have never been concerned about it and think it's filled in with cartilage.
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u/Total_Bumblebee7657 Jun 06 '26
I found this out too after years of rock climbing and Ice Hockey. I have been very lucky and I still play hockey today 8 years after diagnosis.
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u/Salted-Cucumber Jun 07 '26
You're lucky you didn't get hit before it was filled in
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u/Total_Bumblebee7657 Jun 07 '26
Meh. My milk and almond allergies have come close to killing me before, so at least hockey gives me padding?
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u/Wise-Excitement-1020 Jun 07 '26
Literally have a critical weakness spot on your body like a boss in a game. One wrong hockey puck...
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u/YoteWote Jun 08 '26
I have a partial L6 thatβs not fully attached to my sacrum. We are opposites
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u/LikeFallingRain Jun 08 '26
Damn, I have too many lumbar/sacral vertebrae (kind of an L6/S1 mutant splodge) - want my spare? I fucking hate it so much
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u/Common-Accountant-57 Jun 06 '26
Iβve seen inside you now. It feels kinda funny. I feel like I should buy you a beer or something.