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Crazycat

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Re: surgery in the morning
« Reply #30 on: August 03, 2007, 04:54:20 pm »
Satman,

   You've been through a lot. I hope you heal up well. It takes time. I've also been through the mill. I'm here if you need to compare notes about any of this.

             Paul
5cm x 5cm left-side A.N. partially removed via Middle Fossa 9/21/2005 @ Mass General. 
Compounded by hydrocephalus. Shunt installed 8/10/2005.
Dr. Fred Barker - Neurosurgeon and Dr. Michael McKenna - Neurotologist.

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Re: surgery in the morning
« Reply #31 on: August 03, 2007, 06:05:33 pm »
Hi there satman!!!

Welcome home - take it easy and write when you can.

I am glad you and Ms. Bobatti hooked up.  It is nice meeting another ANer isn't it?  Denise and I are meeting Yvette a week from Sunday for the first time.  We are all looking forward to it. 

Don't forget your drops if you welcome yourself home with a margarita, beer or tequila!!

Kathy
Kathy - Age 54
2.5 cm translab May '04
University of Minnesota - Minneapolis
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Re: surgery in the morning
« Reply #32 on: August 09, 2007, 09:25:30 pm »
John -

glad to hear you're doing well.  Here's to a speedy recovery  ;D

Jan
Retrosig 5/31/07 Drs. Battista & Kazan (Hinsdale, Illinois)
Left AN 3.0 cm (1.5 cm @ diagnosis 6 wks prior) SSD. BAHA implant 3/4/08 (Dr. Battista) Divino 6/4/08  BP100 4/2010 BAHA 5 8/2015

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