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Obita

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Re: rebarman surgery
« Reply #15 on: February 06, 2007, 08:39:03 pm »
Hey rebarman!!

I told one of the nurses that my dinner was the worst hotdish I had ever had in my life.  I said it tasted the same as the breakfast pancakes......like crap.  She reminded me that my taste could be altered???  Altered was not the word for it.

Food tasted altered but much better when I got home.

How is your taster?

Kathy
Kathy - Age 54
2.5 cm translab May '04
University of Minnesota - Minneapolis
Dr. Sam Levine - Dr. Stephen Haines

mykey

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Re: rebarman surgery
« Reply #16 on: February 07, 2007, 12:59:35 am »
Rebarman,
I am so verry happy that all is going well. I expect you will be growing stronger everyday.

My wife and I have our first appt. with Dr. Olson in 1 week and then Dr. Mattox in 2 weeks.
Like you I have found their reputation to be about the best of any Dr.s in this field.

Keep up the good work and try to keep us informed of your progress.

Myke ;D
Diagnosed  1/20/2007. Right side AN 2.5 cm
50yr, guitarist for 35 yrs.
Married w/10yr old son.
Translab 4/26/07 at Emory University performed by: Dr. Mattox & Dr. Olson
Surgery successful!
Extended time in ICU due to CSF leaks.

ppearl214

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Re: rebarman surgery
« Reply #17 on: February 07, 2007, 02:05:16 pm »
rebarman (and the Mrs. too!)

Continued wishes for a speedy recovery... hope each new day finds you feeling better and better.

Phyl
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