Question
Please explain the following impressions.  1.  Small hemangioma involving the T10 vertebral body.

2. Small Schmoral's nodes involving the inferior endplate of the T8 and T9.

There is no evidence of extruded discs. The thoracic cord appears to be intact. Vertebral body heights are maintained.

Answer
Susan,
This is basically explaining that there is degeneration and destruction setting in at the spinal levels in the mid-back.  There is a growth that is usually not cancerous and all this is an effect of a potential Upper Cervical Subluxation which puts pressure on the brainstem and interferes with the mental impulse between the brain and the body.
At this point you can probably get away without surgery but you should act immediately and give it a chance for a few months to see how you do.
If you send me your town and state  I will send you a great referral in your area so you can begin to get well.

Yours in Best Health,
Dr Robert Arnone