Adaryn said:Arwenn said:Thanks for posting the photos! It looks really clean & welcoming (both inside & from the outside). Most clinics and hospitals I've seen or been in have a very stark, clinical somewhat foreboding look and feel to them.
Oh yes, it looks so nice, clean, peaceful and warm! Like a family home/B&B. But what an ordeal it must have been. All for the best though, hopefully. Wishing you the best recovery, and waiting for you to be ready to r'n'roll
Laurentien said:Thanks for the up date Laura, glad everything went well and that you received good care. By reading your post, you seem to be well both in mind and spirit, a big plus I'm sure for a speedy recovery. Best wish and a big hug Laura. Don't hesitate to ask for fund for future treatment, I will gladly contribute.
Laura said:Laurentien said:Thanks for the up date Laura, glad everything went well and that you received good care. By reading your post, you seem to be well both in mind and spirit, a big plus I'm sure for a speedy recovery. Best wish and a big hug Laura. Don't hesitate to ask for fund for future treatment, I will gladly contribute.
Thanks so much.
The miracle, right now, is that I can stand up and sit down without any pain at all in my knees/legs. After a year of agony every time I did that, it sure is a relief. And that is, I'm sure, just the beginning. In fact, other than the soreness in my belly from the liposuction, which is receding slowly, I'm generally pain free. They gave me a lot of brain fog clearing drips, anti-brain aging drips and such, so my head feels generally pretty good at this point. I'm still in the resting mode because I know I have "baby knees" at the moment. They have been put back together and loaded with healing stuff, but it can take 3 months for the new cartilage to be fully formed. And believe me, my knees were destroyed; the left worse than the right; stuff broken off and floating around, displaced, etc.
Laura said:(...) both my knees were pretty much destroyed. (...)
Laura said:(...) The miracle, right now, is that I can stand up and sit down without any pain at all in my knees/legs. After a year of agony every time I did that, it sure is a relief. (...)
Ant22 said:From:
Laura said:(...) both my knees were pretty much destroyed. (...)
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Laura said:(...) The miracle, right now, is that I can stand up and sit down without any pain at all in my knees/legs. After a year of agony every time I did that, it sure is a relief. (...)
In such a short span of time! Yey for stem cells!!! Thank you for keeping us all posted Laura
Laura said:Ant22 said:From:
Laura said:(...) both my knees were pretty much destroyed. (...)
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Laura said:(...) The miracle, right now, is that I can stand up and sit down without any pain at all in my knees/legs. After a year of agony every time I did that, it sure is a relief. (...)
In such a short span of time! Yey for stem cells!!! Thank you for keeping us all posted Laura
I think that much of the credit for putting the knees back together and solving much of the pain problem before the stem cells were pumped in must go to the SwissMedica physiotherapist, Ivan AKA PeeTee. He's a genius. He used physical manipulation, SparkWave machine, electric stimulation and laser therapy on them. That put all the pieces back in the right relationship to each other, now they just need to re-grow that way.
I tell ya, it's a thorough series of treatments you get once they decide what the problems are.
Tesla had a hunch that, since his high-potential, high-frequency currents could be passed into the body harmlessly, "these currents might lend themselves to electrotherapeutic uses." Tesla experimented upon himself. When he was struck down in the streets by a New York taxi, he didn’t deliver himself over to the medicals but dragged himself up to his hotel room where, in seclusion and with the help of his own electrotherapy, he recovered from his fractures and contusions