Research Question

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> >My cousin who has CMT had a really bad car wreck about 3 years ago,

> >they did some surgeries to repair the damage in his back, the

> >trouble? The remaining scar tissue is creating severe pain which

has

> >become intolerable for him. Is there any way to remove the scar

> >tissue without it growing back? The docs told him if they removed

it

> >then it would just grow back with a vengeance. But it seems in

this

> >day of technology someone out there must have discovered a way to

> >remove this and stop it from growing back.

> >

> >Any one??

> >

> >Thanks in advance!

> >Juli

Here is how he explains what happened to him...

): I had torn muscle and ligaments in my back. They hold the ribs to

the spine bones and help keep the spine bones from separating from

each other. The way that they fixed it was they cut off the ends of

the muscles and sewed them back to the bones. The reason they cut

them was so that the muscle would create scar tissue and help adhere

it to the bone which will restore the functionality of the muscles

but does nothing for the pain.

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after dx:i contacted michelle cohoon to find out about resources and she told me about the (i found her from a pamplet the doc gave me)before dx: i googled and found barb kirbys forum at oasis

the best support i have found for my son has been our church, God has a way of leading you down the right pathpaulaOn Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 2:50 PM, <rwulfe@...> wrote:

Just doing some research for work and would love to hear your responses (you all are my " experts " ).

When my son was first diagnosed with autism/hyperlexia I searched online for my info and for my support. These groups online have been my " support " for the last five years - you have all helped me with info, places to go, resources, support, etc.

The question for you is:

How did YOU find support for you, your child(ren) and your family after your child (grandchild, nephew, etc.) was diagnosed? Did you Google key words, did you ask your doctor, what? I know we're all busy but if you could just give me a quick response, I'd really appreciate it!

Thanks to all!

Becky

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