Loobie Doobie do's blog is updated
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Loobie Doobie do's blog is updated
Updated my blog today with what we found at Stanford. More later, I have to get to a wedding reception!
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Yes, hope is just what we need the most. Right now I am wearing a t-shirt that says CCSVI and HOPE and MS among many other words. I haven't had the procedure but knowing about CCSVI and the research and the possibilities gives me hope. Loobie, with Dr Dake and all his buddies cogitating over your problem, maybe that will give you an extra dose of hope !!! Thanks for your blog.
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Good question for sure about angio in this case. Since it is stretched (think of a thin piece of tubing being pulled until the inner diameter is shrunk), it is not a stenosis. So ballooning it would only bulge it out and it would go right back. The only way to keep this situation open, if it even turns out it needs to be, is to stent. Then I'd just have a 'permanent bulge'. He's also looking to make sure what it's stretched around doesn't have nerves between it so as not to have a pinched nerve. I learned that lesson once with my shoulder!
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