OMG this is it...i'm flying out on the longest and most exciting journey of my life. its early morn, quiet and in 36 hrs i'll be in katowice, with a one day lay over before my miracle begins. i have PPMS, in a wheelchair and 1 finger typing, let alone the fact i can't do much on my own, needing assistance for almost everything. SOOOO for all the doubting thomas's PAY ATTENTION...i expect lots...and even though people are probably tired of reading another Poland procedure, i've waited for 6 monthes to have mty own post...packing was difficult, with the portable electric chair, bed bar, lambskin, slippery sheet etc, but we're ready! This is my moment...
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Re: esta and poland - finally my turn
Esta, it isn't just another Poland Story. It's YOUR story, and every story is different and thus special! (If someone's really tired of those stories (I just can't imagine how), he just won't click the thread.)esta wrote:...and even though people are probably tired of reading another Poland procedure...
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Wishing you a safe journey and every possible improvement!
Cheers
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Esta,
How exciting for you! You are truly embarking on a wonderful adventure! Enjoy every moment! Each person's journey contributes to increased knowledge, ultimately leading to treatment for all who desire it.
So many people who have posted on this form have impacted my, my family's, and countless other lives, tremendously: from the most mundane things regarding the procedure (thanks Brynn and many others); to the amazing research Cheer continues to find (thanks for your voice of reason, too); to the hope and great vision (thanks Dr. Zamboni, Dr. Dake, Dr. Simke, Dr. Ludyga, Dr. Mehta, Dr. Sclafani-isn't it great that the list is getting so long that it can't be properly put in a posting?); and especially to people like you Esta (thanks Livabird and others) for your enthusiasm, joy, and hope. Thanks to all who share their experiences, knowledge, and research. You are making such a difference in the lives of so many people throughout the world.
How exciting for you! You are truly embarking on a wonderful adventure! Enjoy every moment! Each person's journey contributes to increased knowledge, ultimately leading to treatment for all who desire it.
So many people who have posted on this form have impacted my, my family's, and countless other lives, tremendously: from the most mundane things regarding the procedure (thanks Brynn and many others); to the amazing research Cheer continues to find (thanks for your voice of reason, too); to the hope and great vision (thanks Dr. Zamboni, Dr. Dake, Dr. Simke, Dr. Ludyga, Dr. Mehta, Dr. Sclafani-isn't it great that the list is getting so long that it can't be properly put in a posting?); and especially to people like you Esta (thanks Livabird and others) for your enthusiasm, joy, and hope. Thanks to all who share their experiences, knowledge, and research. You are making such a difference in the lives of so many people throughout the world.
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Esta, I am here from Saskatchewan, Canada. I am still in Poland visiting the city of Krakow and I leave on Tuesday the 4th to go home. So many of us here had positive experiences. Those with PPMS still noticed a difference right away after the procedure. It feels like someone turned on the lights. The doctors here are fantastic. Have a great trip and I look forward to hearing from you after the liberation. Do not have any worries all is great here.
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Hello Val in Poland,
Thanks for the updates, so nice to hear from you and Fiddler.
Really hoping this is all you hoped for.
Went to Direct-MS event on 30th - really good, almost
900 people!
What I could not believe was the one new MRI showing
how we don't have as many veins as normal controls - yikes.
My husband chuckled at that and said now that explains alot!
bye for now
Thanks for the updates, so nice to hear from you and Fiddler.
Really hoping this is all you hoped for.
Went to Direct-MS event on 30th - really good, almost
900 people!
What I could not believe was the one new MRI showing
how we don't have as many veins as normal controls - yikes.
My husband chuckled at that and said now that explains alot!
bye for now