mags4short wrote:Well it is nearing the time for my second trip to Poland. I am going for a check up and procedure again if needed.
Do I need it again, I don't know, but I suspect that I do. The improvements that I had after my first have subsided. However, my balance is still better.
I will wait until I have the follow up before I say anything else, but I am hoping that I can have it again and have the same level of improvements once more.
Having experienced it once, I want more!!!
Will update later in the week.
Mags x
CCSVIhusband wrote:...as she seemed pretty excited about going again
There are no guarantees, and I'm sure she's aware of that, as she's been a contributor to the CCSVI discussion for a while now.
Malden wrote:CCSVIhusband wrote:...as she seemed pretty excited about going again
She seems frighten to me ... if I read her post.There are no guarantees, and I'm sure she's aware of that, as she's been a contributor to the CCSVI discussion for a while now.
No guarantees?... I see. But why? You bought 5$ hairdryer and you registred the guarantee ...but not on 5000$ procedure?! M.
CCSVIhusband wrote:Malden wrote:CCSVIhusband wrote:...as she seemed pretty excited about going again
She seems frighten to me ... if I read her post.There are no guarantees, and I'm sure she's aware of that, as she's been a contributor to the CCSVI discussion for a while now.
No guarantees?... I see. But why? You bought 5$ hairdryer and you registred the guarantee ...but not on 5000$ procedure?! M.
This is my last post in this thread ... but I'll make the point and leave since it is Mags' thread and I'm not going to hi-jack it.
I tore my knee up a few years ago wrestling.
I had it fixed (relatively minor knee surgery that gets done thousands and thousands of times a year).
A few weeks later, I severely injured my knee ... wait I thought the first procedure was supposed to fix everything?
There are NO guarantees! I could have gone in and they could have done the wrong knee, they could have cut my arm off ... a lot can go wrong.
There are NO guarantees in life. You breathe thousands of times a day ... what's to say on your next breath you won't happen to breathe in a a fly which by some odd coincidence has some new form of disease, that not only kills you but kills off 1/2 of the world's population.
Or ... you walk out of your house all the time, what's to say the next time you don't walk out you won't get hit by an asteroid. There are NO guarantees! There's risk in everything.
EVERYONE on this board should have read Dr. Zamboni's research to know that somewhere (the exact number escapes me) ... but somewhere near 50% of people who get angioplasty restenose and need follow-up procedures.
You keep making the same point ... and everyone on this board can see through it.
Where you got she is scared is beyond me ... I think she'd agree that's not the case.
mags4short wrote:Well it is nearing the time for my second trip to Poland. I am going for a check up and procedure again if needed.
Do I need it again, I don't know, but I suspect that I do. The improvements that I had after my first have subsided. However, my balance is still better.
I will wait until I have the follow up before I say anything else, but I am hoping that I can have it again and have the same level of improvements once more.
Having experienced it once, I want more!!!
Will update later in the week.
Mags x
Malden wrote:
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I's ok to for you to belive what ever they talk to you. But I am a diferent person, so I ask for a guarantie. No guarantie - no deal. M.
mags4short wrote:Well it is nearing the time for my second trip to Poland. I am going for a check up and procedure again if needed.
Do I need it again, I don't know, but I suspect that I do. The improvements that I had after my first have subsided. However, my balance is still better.
I will wait until I have the follow up before I say anything else, but I am hoping that I can have it again and have the same level of improvements once more.
Having experienced it once, I want more!!!
Will update later in the week.
Malden wrote:I's ok to for you to belive what ever they talk to you. But I am a diferent person, so I ask for a garantie. No guarantie - no deal. M.
Cece wrote:good luck, Mags!
mags4short wrote:....As you can see, this has been a rollercoaster of a ride for me and those close to me so far. I do not know what is around the corner, I just hope that it is one of those steep inclines and not one of those stomach churning dips. We will see...
Mags x
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