Shallow central, paracentral protrusion at L5-S1

I recently fell and hurt my back. I am in pain all the time, but can't see the doctor for my MRI results for another week. My MRI says the following:
L2-3 disc space: Normal height with shallow disc bulge. Canal and foramina appear adequate.
L3-4disc space:  Normal height, desiccation, minor bulge. Canal and foramina adequate.
L4-5disc space:  Normal disc height, desiccation, shallow bulge. Canal and foramina appear adequate.
L5-S1disc space: Transitional sacralized appearance of L5. Shallow symmetric posterior central paracentral protrusion.  This borders both S1 roots. Foramina appear adequate.
Impression: Shallow central, paracentral protrusion at L5-S1.
Additional comments: The sacral canal shows a full and cyst-like appearance at S2 with cyst-like areas seen along the S2 roots not shown in detail. If further evaluation is desirable, sacral MR might be considered.
Any ideas what this all means?

[FlyGirl777]

Isn't there anyone out there that has any comments at all for me? I would really appreciate it.