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Moment of truth for Tiger after his CCSVI MS treatment

Tim Stevens travelled to Poland in the hope of finding a cure for his MS, the hugely debilitating illness which has robbed him of the use of his legs.

In this final part of his account of the trip, BRIAN BEACOM reveals how Tim got on after leaving the clinic in Kato...wice ...

As miracles go, it’s not exactly up there with the biblical classics. But for Tiger Tim’s wife, Caroline, the sight of her husband tucking into his Hawaiian pizza using a fork in his left hand was nonetheless astounding.

"My God," he’s holding it," shouts, Caroline of the fork adventure.

"This is the first time in 10 years Tim has been able to use his left hand to eat, even though he is left handed.

"I can’t believe it........................" Full story - http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm/fuseact ... ageid/2954

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The best part of the article is:



A few more articles like this and maybe even Number 10 will get the message.

Hello

my wife is ppms and from Scotland (not far from Glasgow). Her parents had picked up on the Tiger Tim story from the local press and we followed it thre and on the internet.

We would like to know how things are going in the weeks following the procedure but seem to have lost the thread.

Does anyone know if there are posts anywhere with updates?

Thank You
Peter & Annemarie

Hi .We're from Edinburgh.My wife has SPMS and I have posted on the initial reactions after returning from Poland on the thread 'Some notes from abroad (Poland) and of course Badger who was with Tim is keeping us up to date on his own dedicated thread. I read somewhere that Tim had a concert organised in Glasgow after his return..Would be nice if he updated us on how this went.

Could we plese have some detailed feedback / blow by blow account of events from arriving to departing from Katowice, Poland, to help ease the minds of those yet to embark on this venture? I, for example, am wholly wheelchair dependant, so it really matters.

Hi Trent,
We have just arrived in Katowice yesterday. Livabird(jayne) has the MRV tomorrow and then all going well treatment on Thursday.

We have a forum set up called Livabirds Poland adventure, i am trying to keep updates each day, from when we left at 3:30am on Sunday, driving all the was to Poland from Northampton.

I am also keeping the updates and pictures on facebook so let me know if you want to access these we can add you as a friend if you are on FB

Thanks Liva. I'll read those avidly. At 68 with PPMS, wheelchair dependent everything matters!

Trent,
Will keep you posted.
Liva also has PPMS and is 50(but don't tell her i told you her age )
She is wheelchair dependant as well

Thanks for that. I'm not into facebook - at least not yet! So your posts will help.