Re: Alice's surgery

[Guest guest]

Ooops Everyone, I hit the sent button earlier so sent an unfinished email.

Typoglycemia is not easy to live with some days! ;-) Wow, what a scare,

you had right before your surgery, Alice, with your insurance! So glad it

all got straightened out in time. Here's wishing you a smooth recovery and

a wonderful hook up day!

Good Luck!

Velma

N24C 11/25/02 (What A Day!)

Hook Up Day BWP 1/2/03 (A Happy Day!)

3G 1/31/03 (An Even Happier Day!)

[Guest guest]

hi,

we wish u the best of luck for the operation,did ur

doctor advised u to patch up the good eye ,we tried

to do this 2 weeks ago we feel that the level of the

eye lid started to be elevated a bit and we will keep

on patching it and checking her doctor to measure the

level of the eye lid and its encroachment on the pupil

..

Best Regards

Best Luck

Randa

--- Tamara <Liath_6@...> wrote:

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Hi to all,

at last we have the Alice's day surgery: 13th

december!

Wow my feelings are very confused, I hope this is the

right decision.

All happens in a so suddendly way.

At the beginning of November I was really convinced

that Mr Collin was

the solution, because after many consultations here in

Italy all

doctors suggest it to me and encuraged me in this

direction, but none

told me that Alice was on Ambliopy risk. On 11 nov

Alice had her

periodically check and her ophtalmologist said me that

the lid's level

was not equal, the right eye is lower that the left

and it was the

first signal of an Ambliopy development. I spoke with

her about Mr.

Collin and she was agree in had a frontal suspension

as soon as

possible. Anyway, she suggest me to consult her

surgeon Mr. Franz

Preis, and after this last consultation we found him a

very preparate

surgeon. He showed us some results pictures (befor and

after) and the

was pleased about his work. We decided to let him

operate Alice.

They fixed a daysurgery on 30 november to preparate

the surgery

(electrocardiogram, blood tests, anesthetist visit)

and on 30 they

comunicated us the day of 13th December.

I hope that everything could go well.

Take care to everyone thanks to every to be here

sharing experiences

and feelings. Your support is important.

(A special thanks to Shireen)

Bye Tamy

[Guest guest]

Hi Tamara

What great news! Trust your gut instinct and if you like the doctor

and his work then go for it. All the best for Alice's surgery. I am

sure you will be very pleased with the result, as will Alice when

the world she sees is suddenly very big and beautiful!

Best regards

Parsons

--- In blepharophimosis , " Tamara " <Liath_6@h...>

wrote:

>

> Hi to all,

> at last we have the Alice's day surgery: 13th december!

> Wow my feelings are very confused, I hope this is the right

decision.

> All happens in a so suddendly way.

> At the beginning of November I was really convinced that Mr Collin

was

> the solution, because after many consultations here in Italy all

> doctors suggest it to me and encuraged me in this direction, but

none

> told me that Alice was on Ambliopy risk. On 11 nov Alice had her

> periodically check and her ophtalmologist said me that the lid's

level

> was not equal, the right eye is lower that the left and it was the

> first signal of an Ambliopy development. I spoke with her about

Mr.

> Collin and she was agree in had a frontal suspension as soon as

> possible. Anyway, she suggest me to consult her surgeon Mr. Franz

> Preis, and after this last consultation we found him a very

preparate

> surgeon. He showed us some results pictures (befor and after) and

the

> was pleased about his work. We decided to let him operate Alice.

> They fixed a daysurgery on 30 november to preparate the surgery

> (electrocardiogram, blood tests, anesthetist visit) and on 30 they

> comunicated us the day of 13th December.

> I hope that everything could go well.

> Take care to everyone thanks to every to be here sharing

experiences

> and feelings. Your support is important.

> (A special thanks to Shireen)

> Bye Tamy

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much ,

thanks for encuraging us.

Take care

Bye

Tamy

> >

> > Hi to all,

> > at last we have the Alice's day surgery: 13th december!

> > Wow my feelings are very confused, I hope this is the right

> decision.

> > All happens in a so suddendly way.

> > At the beginning of November I was really convinced that Mr

Collin

> was

> > the solution, because after many consultations here in Italy all

> > doctors suggest it to me and encuraged me in this direction, but

> none

> > told me that Alice was on Ambliopy risk. On 11 nov Alice had her

> > periodically check and her ophtalmologist said me that the lid's

> level

> > was not equal, the right eye is lower that the left and it was

the

> > first signal of an Ambliopy development. I spoke with her about

> Mr.

> > Collin and she was agree in had a frontal suspension as soon as

> > possible. Anyway, she suggest me to consult her surgeon Mr.

Franz

> > Preis, and after this last consultation we found him a very

> preparate

> > surgeon. He showed us some results pictures (befor and after)

and

> the

> > was pleased about his work. We decided to let him operate Alice.

> > They fixed a daysurgery on 30 november to preparate the surgery

> > (electrocardiogram, blood tests, anesthetist visit) and on 30

they

> > comunicated us the day of 13th December.

> > I hope that everything could go well.

> > Take care to everyone thanks to every to be here sharing

> experiences

> > and feelings. Your support is important.

> > (A special thanks to Shireen)

> > Bye Tamy

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Shari wrote:

>

> Good luck, Alice. You're an inspiration. HUGS.

>

> Shari

>

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