I did have the spinal angiogram done while I was in acute care.
Although it was 10 years ago, my situation was similar in that they were
trying to rule out any vascular disease or blockage. It's basically
similar to a cardio-cath (except they look at your spine instead).
Still have the scar
First time I got to try golf again after TM I had full hip and leg brace
and was walking with a cane. I took one big swing and connected with
the ball but fell right on my butt. Everyone was rushing over to help
me up, but all I cared about was where the shot ended up!
-Terry
Butcher, Berni
There is no physically possible way for Mars to look that large. If
it were as large as the moon, that would mean the earth would orbit
Mars and become one of its moons, which would be a problem.
Basically this is the second time in a few years that Mars will be
this close, it happened again two
Update: Thank you all for your support and advice about the spinal
tap. I went in for it yesterday, and to be honest, I didn't feel a
thing other than the local they gave me. Today is another story, I
feel like someone was doing riverdance on my back while I slept last
night, but the procedure it
isten to a relaxation tape and
those "catch phrases" still work for me. Is there a line from an old song
that takes you back to a relaxed state of mind?
Is yours already scheduled?
Sharon
dxed w/TM 1997 then MS in 1998
Terry McLaughlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This might sounds a
r. by using the
xray they can tell exactly where to put the needle. i laid flat on my
stomach and the floroscope was placed above my back. good luck. i hate
the terror we live with--fear of the pain. sue
On Monday, July 24, 2006, at 03:54 PM, Terry McLaughlin wrote:
> This might sound
This might sounds a little lame, but my neuro ordered a spinal tap
under flouroscopy to continue with my testing/diagnosis. Last time I
had one was a nightmare--was having extreme neuropathic pain and
couldn't bend at the waist to allow them to put the needle in.
Needless to say, just the thought
hy and boy
the looks i got LOL They musta thought I was having a grand ole time all the
while I was just struggling to walk!
Terry McLaughlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'll preface this by saying that I may be speaking to a limited
audience since I am a college student and one of
I'll preface this by saying that I may be speaking to a limited
audience since I am a college student and one of the walking wounded.
Have any of you even been in a situation like this: You've had a
couple of drinks, but nothing to put you in the "intoxicated" state,
yet when you happen to get u
Likewise, apologies all around if my frankness about the subject
offended anyone. We all have our own opinions and feel differently
about certain things, that's what makes us humans. This has been a
good debate I feel, well represented and well argued from both
sides--let's not start nitpicking
I think this is a great discussion, and I find it interesting that so
many people in our situation are sided with Bush on this one. I
should note too that I had a lengthy discussion over emails with some
of my friends throughout the day yesterday, and this thread is going
great as well.
Debate a
Robert,
I would be interested in forming a group. I am from the South Jersey
area, and would be interested to meet other people with TM--in
particular, if there's anyone from our area who is younger (I am 22),
but really anyone who can relate to the daily routine of having TM
would be great.
-T
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