What Does This MRI Report Mean?

Wondering if you could give me an interpretation of the following Spinal MRI. MRI results: RADIOLOGISTS FINDINGS: CERVICAL, THORACIC AND LUMBOSACRAL SPINE INCLUDED Alignment is intact Vertebral body height and signal is well preserved throughout the spine. No spinal metastasis identified CERVICAL SPINE: Multilevel degenerative disc disease noted most marked at c5/6 and c6/7 5/6: broad-based disc bulging, more marked on the left and the disc is abutting the adjacent left nerve roots 6/7: disc degeneration with moderate right paracentral disc protrusion extending to the right exit foramen with impingement to the adjacent right nerve roots. THORACIC T7/8 – moderate central disc extrusion noted wich is extending superiorly, posteriorly to the T7 vertebral body. It is indenting the spinal cord. Signal within spinal cord is unremarkable. No evidence of mylomalacia. Apart from disc desiccation, the remaining thoracic discs appear unremarkable. LUMBAR SPINE: Mild multilevel degenerative disc disease noted... L3/4 – Mild broad based disc bulging. No significant foraminal stenosis or nerve root impingement demonstrated. L4/5: Mild disc bulging. No significant foraminal stenosis or nerve root impingement demonstrated. Mild facet joint degeneration noted bilaterally. L5-S1: Mild disc degeneration with mild disc bulging. Disc is extending to exit foramen bilaterally abutting the exiting nerve roots bilaterally. Mild facet joint degeneration bilaterally. Thank you