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Old 02-03-2013, 05:58 PM #1
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thank you for your reply. It's reassuring to know that someone was facing the same limitations and had a full recovery. I did have PT and OT
after i left the hospital i know its important.
guess i just have to be patient, like the doc said.
just wondering if your surgeon discussed the possibility of C5 palsy before your surgery. mine didn't
linda
Hi,
Mine did not, but immediately after surgery he told my husband that i would have temporary palsy.
Be patient and do your exercises faithfully.
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