Appt with Dr Kostecki
- grammastang
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Appt with Dr. Kostecki
Hi Cola
I have had a couple of emails back and forth with Dr. Kostecki on Monday and Tuesday this week but have not heard from him for a couple of days now. So I imagine that he is very busy. I am also considering calling him but I don't want to bug him. I have a 9 hour time difference between western Canada and Poland and would prefer to not catch him at supper time.
Lynda
I have had a couple of emails back and forth with Dr. Kostecki on Monday and Tuesday this week but have not heard from him for a couple of days now. So I imagine that he is very busy. I am also considering calling him but I don't want to bug him. I have a 9 hour time difference between western Canada and Poland and would prefer to not catch him at supper time.
Lynda
- grammastang
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Hi Cola,
My sentiments exactly. I will sleep on it too. Let's keep posting.
Cheers
Lynda
My sentiments exactly. I will sleep on it too. Let's keep posting.
Cheers
Lynda
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I sent an e-mail to Ameds inquiring about their waiting list. I also assumed that Dr. Kostecki was involved in this clinic. I just received an e-mail from Ameds saying that Dr. Kostecki is not involved in their clinic.
Has anyone else made this assumption?
Does anyone know what Dr. is in charge of the Ameds clinic?
Lisa
Has anyone else made this assumption?
Does anyone know what Dr. is in charge of the Ameds clinic?
Lisa
- grammastang
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Hi Lisa,
I posted on this forum (1st page) an email I received from Ameds. It should answer any questions you have about them.
Lynda
I posted on this forum (1st page) an email I received from Ameds. It should answer any questions you have about them.
Lynda
- grammastang
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ngocky,
Thanks for Dr. Kostecki's phone number. Can you tell me what time it was in Poland when you called him?
About my test results..Dr. Simka was at the clinic where I had my scans done and he said I needed treatment. Soooo I am looking for treatment out of country (Canada) not available here.
Lynda
Thanks for Dr. Kostecki's phone number. Can you tell me what time it was in Poland when you called him?
About my test results..Dr. Simka was at the clinic where I had my scans done and he said I needed treatment. Soooo I am looking for treatment out of country (Canada) not available here.
Lynda
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I received an email from Dr. Kostecki yesterday. He talked to Dr. Simka and he said he will have to do another MRI as they do it different than FCSC in Vancouver. Dr. Kostecki is going to set me up with an appointment in May.
Also I received an email from Amed and I am on the waiting list for 2011. So if you haven't emailed Amed yet it looks like they are booked up for 2010 already. I am off to Dr. Kostecki in May. As soon as Dr. Kostecki has confirmed a date. I will keep you posted.
Lynda
Also I received an email from Amed and I am on the waiting list for 2011. So if you haven't emailed Amed yet it looks like they are booked up for 2010 already. I am off to Dr. Kostecki in May. As soon as Dr. Kostecki has confirmed a date. I will keep you posted.
Lynda
I finally got the email from Dr. Kostecki... it arrived about an hour after I'd confirmed my appointment and booked tickets for testing/treatment with Prof. Grozdinski in Bulgaria! The thing is, I now don't know which appointment I should take...
Poland is a bit cheaper, and sooner (approx 2 weeks' time)
Bulgaria is in 1 month's time - and Tokuda Hospital looks fab.
Looking at both itineraries, I think I will choose Bulgaria. I will be traveling alone and there seems to be a lot of hanging about in Poland (going to and from hospital each day/having a day off, etc), whereas in Bulgaria I'll go to the hospital as soon as I arrive and stay there until it's all done.
What would you do (anyone)? I need to let Dr Kostecki know my decision asap.
Does anyone have feedback on either one?
Poland is a bit cheaper, and sooner (approx 2 weeks' time)
Bulgaria is in 1 month's time - and Tokuda Hospital looks fab.
Looking at both itineraries, I think I will choose Bulgaria. I will be traveling alone and there seems to be a lot of hanging about in Poland (going to and from hospital each day/having a day off, etc), whereas in Bulgaria I'll go to the hospital as soon as I arrive and stay there until it's all done.
What would you do (anyone)? I need to let Dr Kostecki know my decision asap.
Does anyone have feedback on either one?
Colapesce
I am going to Bulgaria, but... I would choose to go to Poland if I had a choice. I don't, unless I want to wait until March 2011.
Poland has, at this point, a lot more people going through and giving feedback (positive) on this forum, so easy to find.
Bulgaria has from what can be made out, a limited number of people going there, and so far no-one from TIMS has been. We don't expect any "internationals" like ourselves to have the procedure in Bulgaria until the end of this month.
To my mind, Poland has more experience with this procedure than anywhere in the world, including Italy.
I don't believe the procedure is particularly risky - if I did I would not be going to Bulgaria. I am going to Bulgaria because I don't want to wait for the procedure, which I think IS risky because it involves a probable worsening of my MS.
I am going to Bulgaria, but... I would choose to go to Poland if I had a choice. I don't, unless I want to wait until March 2011.
Poland has, at this point, a lot more people going through and giving feedback (positive) on this forum, so easy to find.
Bulgaria has from what can be made out, a limited number of people going there, and so far no-one from TIMS has been. We don't expect any "internationals" like ourselves to have the procedure in Bulgaria until the end of this month.
To my mind, Poland has more experience with this procedure than anywhere in the world, including Italy.
I don't believe the procedure is particularly risky - if I did I would not be going to Bulgaria. I am going to Bulgaria because I don't want to wait for the procedure, which I think IS risky because it involves a probable worsening of my MS.
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