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Quote: Originally Posted by malek05

While I do feel bad for t-mac, i also take into account that the dude see's a therapist everyday and get's around the clock care, to the point that he gets to fly from state to state seeking the newest, most reliable, and most cutting edge treatment. I kid with scoliosis...a sad story... A star nba player who can get the worlds best treatment, and not have to pay for it himself...not such a sad story... This is the equivalent to magic johnson having hiv... Yeah it's sad...until you realize that he's going to live longer than you...

LOL, how is a degenerative spinal condition someone is born with compare to someone sleeping around and contracts a virus?

Whether he plays in the NBA or not, he'd had to see a doctor. For the most part he doesn't see a specialist every day and he gets treatment in Texas where he lives, which he just found last year.

What the heck is your deal. The point is this dude has been playing on a crippled spine all of this time, and none of us never even knew.