Erika`s procedure in Poland

ozarkcanoer · Post by **ozarkcanoer** » Wed Nov 18, 2009 10:24 am

Erika... I am just so amazed... You look so beautiful and happy during the procedure. I just emailed the link to your video to my own neurologist and 4 other scientists/doctors here in St. Louis. I didn't need to know Polish to watch a miracle happening... It has impact in any language. Thank you so much.

ozark

kayalena · Post by **kayalena** » Wed Nov 18, 2009 10:52 am

Dear Erika,

You are so amazing!
I've almost fallen in love with you

while watching this documentary on TV Silesia.
Now you may watch them also on Youtube:
Part 1:
Part 2:
If you want, you may also download them via these links (QuickTime Player or compatible one required):
Part 1
Part 2

Great Respect!
BR,
Damian from Poland

AndrewKFletcher · Post by **AndrewKFletcher** » Wed Nov 18, 2009 11:03 am

Awesome videos Erika

The ms comunity owes you a great deal for what you have done to advance understanding of the stent procedure. You are a star in the making

Thanks for sharing these videos and a big thanks for allowing the whole procedure to be filmed.

Feel honoured to have been able to observe this.

Your doctors were very profesional, and focused on the whole process.

It's great to see science moving along at speed rather than crawling along at a snails pace.

Ernst · Post by **Ernst** » Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:11 pm

This all feels like a dream, something unreal - I mean all this CCSVI. Even Erikas story is like a dream, story of a woman with big will and fight to get stent operation done.. and now we can see it from tube.

And Cheerleader Joan ja Jeff, another fantastic story, once again.. about big heart and will.. and lots of good things. And Jamie & Mel, what a story.. and the list goes on and on. I like this dream, very much.

ErikaSlovakia · Post by **ErikaSlovakia** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 12:59 am

kayalena wrote:Dear Erika,

You are so amazing!
I've almost fallen in love with you while watching this documentary on TV Silesia.
Now you may watch them also on Youtube:
Part 1:
Part 2:
If you want, you may also download them via these links (QuickTime Player or compatible one required):
Part 1
Part 2

Great Respect!
BR,
Damian from Poland

Thank you!
I wanted to ask a friend of mine to help with that, but I still need 6-8 hours for the internet. I am not complaining I just say how it is.
So many people need help. I just can not ignore it. Of course, doctors ask me for some info so I do it.
Thanks for saving my time!
Erika

Needled · Post by **Needled** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:44 am

Ericka, I'm late to this party, but WOW!! The video was amazing, and you looked great!! As others have said, even though I didn't understand the language (other than "stent" and "Zamboni"), I could get the sense of what was happening it was very good to actually see it. Plus, it was nice to put a face to Ricci, and Drs. Simka and Ludyga.
I'd love to know what they were actually saying -- if only English subtitles could be added. Any chance of that happening somehow?

ErikaSlovakia · Post by **ErikaSlovakia** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:12 am

Needled wrote:if only English subtitles could be added. Any chance of that happening somehow?

None of those languages is my mother language. I hope somebody will do the subtitles.
I am sure there are many Polish people living in the US.
Erika

Needled · Post by **Needled** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 7:03 am

Ericka, I wasn't at all suggesting that you do it.

You've done more than any one person could be expected to do. I was just asking in general if any of our computer-competent members knew of any way to do it, or if maybe there's someway to contact the TV station and ask them. I'm thinking it's like the captions they use at restaurants and bars, with the words scrolling along the bottom of the video.
Again, not for you to do!!! You rest and enjoy. I'm just thinking out loud.

bestadmom · Post by **bestadmom** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 7:32 am

If someone could translate, I think my husband could get a scroll across the bottom to work, but I'm not sure. First step is the translation.

What would be best would be for somone to record a translation in English, or what ever language someone wants it in, and then run a new sound track. The video is so visual, that I wouldn't want to be reading subtitles, I'd rather be hearing it.

Needled · Post by **Needled** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 7:51 am

Good point about the audio, Michelle. But aren't you (and I) supposed to be working and not hanging out here??

bestadmom · Post by **bestadmom** » Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:06 am

Needled, shhhhhh. I'm working!!!

ErikaSlovakia · Post by **ErikaSlovakia** » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:02 pm

Day 18.
Since the first day after the procedure my pulse is normal.
I was having problem with too fast heart beating since 2004.
I thought at least three times a day I was getting heart attack. Every simple action was for me like running 10 floors upstairs. It was quite scary.
I was taking Isoptin for it - I do not do it anymore.
I only sometimes have the feeling it is coming again but for sure it is not that bad.
Well, my 10 years small nephew is still much stronger than me.
I really did not like the feeling. I remember the first day after my procedure. I washed my long hair. It was always "big action" for me. It was OK and it is still OK.
I would say it is 80% better all the 18 days.
I am so glad it is gone. I hope it does not return. I really did not like it.
Erika

Edser · Post by **Edser** » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:17 pm

Super Erika

Ya i get those type on sensations with my heart also

it's scary as my dad died from a heart attack when he was only 54.This forum has given me so much life & i can't wait to go to Poland

Everybody keep

there's light at the end of this tunel,reach for the stars.
Slainte Mo Chara
Edser & Anna

mrhodes40 · Post by **mrhodes40** » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:22 pm

Wow Ericka a crazy heart beat I am glad it is better!! thanks for sharing this

ozarkcanoer · Post by **ozarkcanoer** » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:25 pm

Thank you for giving us hope....

ozark