Kindly interpret the MRI reports for my unbearable and worsening back pain.

Hi doctor,

I have worsening pain in my back for two decades. It has exacerbated a lot more now. I have unbearable pain throughout my back, along with chronic myofascial pain. I drove a school bus for 14 years with manual doors. I am having worsening severe pain in my thoracic region. Currently, I am taking Tizanidine 3 mg, Tramadol 50 mg, Fioricet, Baclofen 10 mg, and Prednisone 2.5 mg. Previously I have taken Soma. Can you help me interpret my MRI report? My report says, "standard non-contrast MRI of the thoracic spine was obtained with a 3 Tesla spectra scanner. No prior studies for comparison. Vertebral body alignment is normal. Vertebral body height is well maintained throughout the thoracic spine. There is moderate degenerative disk disease extending from T4-T5 through T11-T12 with disk space narrowing, endplate irregularities, signal loss in the disks on T2-weighted images, and small disc osteophyte complexes. At the T6-T7 level, there is a small superimposed central disk herniation. This causes mild ventral deformity of the spinal cord as it crosses the defect. There is also some minimal flattening of the ventral spinal cord as it crosses a disk osteophyte complex at T4-T5. The foramina are widely patent at each thoracic level. The cross-sectional area of the spinal canal is ample. The spinal cord is normal in signal intensity. No focal spinal cord lesions are seen. Impression: Moderate degenerative disk disease from T4-T5 through T11-T12. Small central disk herniation at T6-T7 is associated with slight ventral deformity of the spinal cord as it crosses this level. There is a mild ventral deformity of the spinal cord as it crosses a disk osteophyte complex at T4-T5."