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I am sitting in the hotel waiting to go to the airport, having been liberated 2 days ago.
It has all been a fantastic experience - very well organised, wonderful people and of course the procedure.
Its only been 2 days, and I'm not saying that an instant miracle has been performed, however - little by little things are changing.
I was in a wheelchair most of the time when I arrived due mainly to crippling fatigue and bad balance. I can't say all that has totally disappeared, but the improvement is great - I can get down to breakfast in the hotel without the chair - ok I still have fatigue, but compared to the levels it was at just 3 days ago, there is a marked improvement.
I totally believe in ccsvi - I had both jugulars with blockages, and now have enormous hope for the future. Of course I hope that it will become mainstream an all msers can have access to this amazing treatment.
It only happened to me thanks to this site and the people on it, so please, if anyone has any questions, I'd be glad to try and answer them.

Thanks for the smile.

Happy New Life!

Congratulations Crocky!
So good to hear that everything went well and that already slight improvements are noticable.
Please take care and be well!

Inge

Hi Crocky

Thanks for update,
Great to hear your feeling some improvements

Did they just balloon or use stents ?

Best wishes

Congratulations!!! I hope that you see many more improvements as the days/months pass. Please keep us informed.

Mags AKA Margaret xx

Crocky,

So wonderful that you are experiencing improvements. Little by little, "step" by "step", ups and downs. unexpected fun surprises.

Katie41

Congratulations, Crocky!
Baby steps, baby steps. . .
You're future looks great!
best wishes!
a

Congratulations Crocky,

I will be joining you with being liberated soon. Just 2 weeks and I will post my experiences on here.

Val

Hi Susanne,

That’s great news and I’m really happy for you. It feels a bit weird being happy about blockages in someones neck, but it's so exciting to finally pinpoint something that’s tangible and treatable isn't it.

Hope you have a safe journey back and looking forward to hearing all about it.

All the best x

Thanks to all who have replied so far - Mutley, I was just thinking about you and wondering how you were getting on.?
Sunlounger I had a stent in my left jugular.
Today I'm feeling a bit tired, however much better than before my procedure.
I no longer have perma-flu feeling, which is a great relief - Of course hoping for more improvements - walking is better, but want it to be even better - human nature I suppose!
In general, I am happy with my progress, but am waiting for bigger and better things.
To any of you waiting to go to Poland, you are in for a great experience. Wonderful people, everything very well organised, I couldn't praise them highly enough!
I will keep everyone updated on any progress, and fill in the tracking thread when a bit more time has elapsed and I feel more able to comment accurately.

You made me Cry a little bit!

Wonderful news! I am finding myself in a wheelchair more often as I progress downwards so you just made my day. January can't come soon enough!