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Old 06-28-2007, 03:16 PM #11
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Hi everyone -
Well I did it!! I had the Ceregene procedure done at the same hospital, with the same surgeon and surgicial team that treated Carolyn.. I had mine done on the 26th while Carolyn had hers done the 18th I believe. I talked to her on the phone a few times but she sounded exhausted. On Sunday the 25th my sil and I went into Philadelphia to see how she was doing. We found her in the gymn-between exercises but she still seemed tired. They put her through her paces on the balance bars(she did quite well) and we left shortly afterward.The next morning I had mine done. I had to be at the hospita l at 5:30.

My procedure was uneventful - they put me to sleep around 7;35 and I woke up 8 housr later. They told me my first words were - are my eyes puffy? and "where's Linda?" a nurse on the floor. Knock on wood I haven't had any problems. Tomorow I can wash my hair (that should be interesting) because of the staples. I've had no pain which seems to surpise those that ask. We arrived home around 20 this afternoon - Gee did that feel good!!

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Dottie,

it is so good to hear from you!! congratulations!!!

Thanks for letting us know how you are.

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really glad you are okay. take it easy now and don't push it till you have had a few days post op.

Glad you are back Thelma
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Good for you Dottie! I hope you keep sharing with us about this significant trial. We are all hoping for the relief so many are striving for. I'm proud to know you - well cyberknow you..lol

Best wishes for great results!
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good going dottie, you sound good. take it easy and give yourself a pat on the back.
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Dottie/Carolyn

You are both amazing.
You give us all hope.

There are so many remarkable people here.

I wish you both all the very best.

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my utmost admiration and respect.

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Default THANKS for the updates!

Many others here and I appreciate the update on Carolyn. Dottie, we especially thank you for making a personal visit, even after your surgery. Your procedures sounds as if it went well. And prayers are being answered for Carolyn. I tried calling while on a trip, but got no answer. So this really helped ease my concerns.

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Thanks everyone for your kind words. We will now have to wait and see if there is any improvement. My neuro stressed that this was not an improvement overnight procedure - rather it was slow and progressive .
My stitches come out on the 5th of July and then I go back on the 10th of July for a follow-up visit. After that its evey three months.

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