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  1. GREENWIZARD

    GREENWIZARD Gardener

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    Adding my best wishes Whiley having gone through lots of tests myself in the
    last few years and been frightened what the results would be -
    it's the worrying that makes you feel worse than actually knowing!

    Keep your chin up and let us know how things go for you.
    We are all here rooting for you.

    [​IMG]
     
  3. Whiley

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    I got out late last night after loads of x rays, tests, inspections and proddings.

    I was the youngest on the ward by 35 years! Plus much to my amusement i was on 'E bay' xD

    Basically, yeah, my nerves are going bad and have been trapped, but what they were going to do was surgically untrap them. The problem is, they're already untrapped. But they're still crappy. So there lies a problem. I'm going to be going in and out for a while getting various treatments trying to liven them up before things get too critical. I can walk even less than i was before so i get me a groovy wheelchair.

    Plus, lots and lots of morphine based painkillers. I knew there would be an upside...

    Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers - and compliments lads! After feeling truely bedraggled and feeling like throwing darts at the cosmopolitan mag models page it was nice to have that reception! :D

    Thank you. Will keep you updated.
     
  4. UsedtobeDendy

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    Keep smiling, Whiley - good to see you back after being out on the razzle!!

    Ebay? Didn't know they were into hospital sponsorship..... :rolleyes: :D
     
  5. marge

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    Sounds like youre keeping your sense of humour Whiley - keep it up and dont let the blighters(!) get you down ;) xx
     
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  7. Whiley

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    Well you're nothing without your humour! [​IMG] And as for being a model, i'm not sure what you mean by that, but thanks?! :D
     
  8. Beefy

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    Well HELLO georgeous
    (note to self - keep up to date!)
     
  9. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    :D Cmon Beefy lad..you're slipping! ! :D
     
  10. Beefy

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    Your telling me Pal try to do an honest days work(someone explain that word to me) and look what happens along comes Whiley and I miss the whole thing .Good to see the usual suspects were on the ball though :D :D
     
  11. Fran

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    Whiley - hope the treatments help and you don't lose mobility. Thought - are you being investigated and treated locally. If so how about getting them to refer you to the speclalist neurological (nerve) hospital in London! - they are pretty good in my experience. I can find out the name and address if you want.
     
  12. Whiley

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    Fran that would be very useful, as they them a bit gormless as to what to do next. I had to fight for the clinic referals. They felt it was okay to see the scans and x rays, see nothing, and then decide nothing exsisted despite the pain i'm in- bit of a worry!
    Cheers Fran, and hello Beefy! Hehe!
     
  13. Fran

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    Here's the web site address.

    http://www.ion.ucl.ac.uk/about/contact.htm

    Neurology is the medical side (i.e. not operations) but they do surgery as well and from my contact with them in a previous working existance, they are very good. Your GP can refer you directly - but knowing how hospital systems work, get a copy of your hospital notes, which will include scan etc results. The most that would cost you is �£50, and take it with you.
     
  14. Whiley

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    Brilliant stuff! Thank you. At least i have some ammunition if they kick up a silly again. Thanks Fran!
     
  15. walnut

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    Whiley thats sound advice off Fran I had an accident after hitting a wallaby on my bike when crossing Australia and smashed my shoulder pretty bad(acromio clavicular joint seperation grade 5) after being diagnosed I searched the internet and made up a portfolio which I used to take with me when I went for a consultation in the end I knew more about the operation than they did the latest materials for the reconstruction etc the op has been done 4yrs now and is no trouble at all,use the web do your research never give up, love and best wishes eric
     
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