Tracking Project - Where are those who underwent liberation

[Asher]

I'm as excited as we all are about his promising avenue. But where are all the people who underwent the liberation procedure? In thefinal analysis, their reports, over an extended period of time, will be the only measure of succes

[Asia]

And sadly they don't update. Why?

[Asher]

Yep Asia, which slightly worries me. Is it working, or is it a storm in a cup of tea? Should we make arrangements to get liberated or is it a waste of time and $'s? So many questions

[Asia]

Exactly. I do have plans to get examined asap, but undergo procedure? I dunno. I am especially worried about this valve destruction issue that surfaced recently. What if I am worse off after the procedure than I was before?

[Asher]

This is why we need to carefully monitor the results obtained by people who underwent the procedure.

Here is a balanced and interesting report from Australia:

[ErikaSlovakia]

Hi!
I am 129 days after the procedure in Poland.
I do not have any big changes from last month so I was not posting that much.
I just can repeat I had imrovements especially the first 14 days. I was not very active but I felt quite well the first 33 days. My walking started to be better after 6 weeks.
I still feel I have MS. I do not feel worse, I for sure did not have any attack, some of my symptoms are as bad as before the procedure. I am anemic, so I might be weak also because of the anemy.
I still have problems to wake up in the morning.
I have never had pain because of my stent.
Erika

[tzootsi]

Here's a bunch of testimonies:

[Asher]

Thank you tzootsi, this is great reading. I wish more of the Poland and Stanford people would come forward. This would provide us all with the much needed encourgement.

[esta]

thank you tz too, what a wonderful day of reading, so inspiring

[msscooter]

I think it is hard not to be elated at the thought of having a fixable problem and so we expect too much from the pioneers. we're excited and waiting, but they are busy living their lives and some have been working hard on ccsvi.org. i trust that they would update us if there was a huge change or they crashed.

[ErikaSlovakia]

I think it is hard not to be elated at the thought of having a fixable problem and so we expect too much from the pioneers. we're excited and waiting, but they are busy living their lives and some have been working hard on ccsvi.org. i trust that they would update us if there was a huge change or they crashed.

Well, this is also truth. There are patients and organisations contacting me from Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Poland, Canada, USA, Bulgaria, England, many from Facebook, I also have to see some doctors - as you know my blood is not very perfect, do not forget I am still not healthy, I do not know if I ever be, some of my family members need something...
I do not complain, I just explain
As soon as I have some important news like my results from the blood tests I will let you know
Well, at least you know I am alive
Erika

[Vhoenecke]

The people that have had the procedure will need more than the few months to notice a great difference. I think the biggest difference will be that the don't get worse. That would be a lot! That's my goal going in, not get worse.

Val

[Asher]

Absolutely Val, it takes months and years to restore neural damage to some dgree or another