Re: Having my esophagectomy tomorrow..thank you all for the support and info....

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Dear ,

I truly hope that you are restored to good health soon! I'll be praying for

you. Please let

us know how are you doing post surgery, when you feel up to posting.

Best wishes,

Gayle in San Francisco

>

> Hello group,

>

> i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonial

> stories about all our achalasia cases. It makes me

> feel a lot better that people out there are doing what

> they can to rid themselves of this rare and

> unfortunate esophageal motility disorder called

> achalasia. The information you guys give each other

> is very valuable information to help understand

> achalasia and to refer to each other the proper

> treatment that you need to live a better life.

>

> For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure my

> achalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunately

> none have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommended

> me to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrent

> symptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'll

> finally be cured of this disease and now I can finally

> live a full life. I'll contact the group again after

> my recovery.

>

> thank you all,

>

>

>

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Best wishes to you.is Madayag <ksun37@...> wrote: Hello group, i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonial stories about all our achalasia cases. It makes me feel a lot better that people out there are doing what they can to rid themselves of this rare and unfortunate esophageal motility disorder called achalasia. The information you guys give each other is very valuable information to help understand achalasia and to refer to each other the proper treatment that you need to live a better life.

For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure my achalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunately none have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommended me to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrent symptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'll finally be cured of this disease and now I can finally live a full life. I'll contact the group again after my recovery. thank you all, __________________________________________________

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is, Best wishes for tomorrow, and for a future of improved swallowing!mike in WI __________________________________________________

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Dear , I have been reading the posts from all these wonderful people for quite a while now and have not put my story on here yet. I read yours the other day and was going to write you but haven't had the chance. I just want you to know my best wishes and prayers are with you tomorrow. I am possibly facing the same thing and am scared to death. Please let us know how you are recovering when you are able. God Bless. Carol in Colorado is Madayag <ksun37@...> wrote: Hello group,i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonialstories about all our achalasia cases. It makes mefeel a lot better that people out there are doing whatthey can to rid themselves of this rare andunfortunate esophageal motility disorder calledachalasia. The information you guys give each otheris very valuable information to help understandachalasia and to refer to each other the propertreatment that you need to live a better life.For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure myachalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunatelynone have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommendedme to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrentsymptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'llfinally be cured of this disease and now I can finallylive a full life. I'll contact the group again aftermy recovery.thank you

all, __________________________________________________

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I wish you all the very best. As you will know from my postings I am about two months behined you. I would welcome your news about your recovery. All the very best and my thoughts are definately with you.

STEVE

Having my esophagectomy tomorrow..thank you all for the support and info....

Hello group,i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonialstories about all our achalasia cases. It makes mefeel a lot better that people out there are doing whatthey can to rid themselves of this rare andunfortunate esophageal motility disorder calledachalasia. The information you guys give each otheris very valuable information to help understandachalasia and to refer to each other the propertreatment that you need to live a better life.For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure myachalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunatelynone have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommendedme to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrentsymptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'llfinally be cured of this disease and now I can finallylive a full life. I'll contact the group again aftermy recovery.thank you

all,

[Guest guest]

Dear , Wishing you the very best of luck. You sound very upbeat considering what tomorrow will be bringing for you. I hope everything goes very well for you. Your good attitude will give you a flying start in the right direction. I will be looking out for your return. Please let us know how your recovery goes. Love from Ann in England xx is Madayag <ksun37@...> wrote: Hello group,i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonialstories about all our achalasia cases. It makes mefeel a lot better that people out there are doing whatthey can to rid themselves of this rare andunfortunate esophageal motility disorder calledachalasia. The information you guys give each otheris very valuable information to help understandachalasia and to refer to each other the propertreatment that you need to live a better life.For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure myachalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunatelynone have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommendedme to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrentsymptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'llfinally be cured of this disease and now I can

finallylive a full life. I'll contact the group again aftermy recovery.thank you all, Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.

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is: I am echoing good wishes and speedy recovery -- if a loved one can send

us a

message in your first days, that would be terrific!

Peggy

>

> I wish you all the very best. As you will know from my postings I am about

two months

behined you. I would welcome your news about your recovery. All the very best

and my

thoughts are definately with you.

>

> STEVE

>

>

> Having my esophagectomy tomorrow..thank you all for the

support

and info....

>

>

> Hello group,

>

> i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonial

> stories about all our achalasia cases. It makes me

> feel a lot better that people out there are doing what

> they can to rid themselves of this rare and

> unfortunate esophageal motility disorder called

> achalasia. The information you guys give each other

> is very valuable information to help understand

> achalasia and to refer to each other the proper

> treatment that you need to live a better life.

>

> For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure my

> achalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunately

> none have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommended

> me to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrent

> symptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'll

> finally be cured of this disease and now I can finally

> live a full life. I'll contact the group again after

> my recovery.

>

> thank you all,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I Just want to wish you good luck.

Keep us posted...

Manny on LI

> Hello group,

>

> i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonial

> stories about all our achalasia cases. It makes me

> feel a lot better that people out there are doing what

> they can to rid themselves of this rare and

> unfortunate esophageal motility disorder called

> achalasia. The information you guys give each other

> is very valuable information to help understand

> achalasia and to refer to each other the proper

> treatment that you need to live a better life.

>

> For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure my

> achalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunately

> none have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommended

> me to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrent

> symptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'll

> finally be cured of this disease and now I can finally

> live a full life. I'll contact the group again after

> my recovery.

>

> thank you all,

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Send instant messages to your online friends

http://uk.messenger.

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck, I've has treatment-resistant achalasia for 27 years. The

only options are a colonic interposition or medicinal treatment.

Obviously the risks of extrication the esophagus/les and replacing

them with a piece of small intestine orcolon with its blood supply

with an incision from the back of the nect to the groin are much

greater than any benefits. Have any of you actually looked at the

inner anaytomy of the neck, with all its vascular, neurological and

muscular systems?

And the invasiveness would surely bring on some type of an infection.

> >

> > I wish you all the very best. As you will know from my postings

I am about two months

> behined you. I would welcome your news about your recovery. All

the very best and my

> thoughts are definately with you.

> >

> > STEVE

> >

> >

> > Having my esophagectomy tomorrow..thank you

all for the support

> and info....

> >

> >

> > Hello group,

> >

> > i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonial

> > stories about all our achalasia cases. It makes me

> > feel a lot better that people out there are doing what

> > they can to rid themselves of this rare and

> > unfortunate esophageal motility disorder called

> > achalasia. The information you guys give each other

> > is very valuable information to help understand

> > achalasia and to refer to each other the proper

> > treatment that you need to live a better life.

> >

> > For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure my

> > achalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunately

> > none have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommended

> > me to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrent

> > symptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'll

> > finally be cured of this disease and now I can finally

> > live a full life. I'll contact the group again after

> > my recovery.

> >

> > thank you all,

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good Luck . I had mine done a few months ago....... Im am feeling alot better now and can eat almost anything...... Its a nice feeling to get your life back on track... Take care JanSteve Lennox <lennoxsteve@...> wrote: I wish you all the very best. As you will know from my postings I

am about two months behined you. I would welcome your news about your recovery. All the very best and my thoughts are definately with you. STEVE Having my esophagectomy tomorrow..thank you all for the support and info.... Hello group,i just want to say thanks for the info and testimonialstories about all our achalasia cases. It makes mefeel a lot better that people out there are doing whatthey can to rid themselves of

this rare andunfortunate esophageal motility disorder calledachalasia. The information you guys give each otheris very valuable information to help understandachalasia and to refer to each other the propertreatment that you need to live a better life.For me, i had almost every known treatment to cure myachalasia and GERD in a 10 year span, unfortunatelynone have worked and all my doctor(s) have recommendedme to get an esophagectomy because of my recurrentsymptoms of achalasia and GERD. Hopefully, I'llfinally be cured of this disease and now I can finallylive a full life. I'll contact the group again aftermy recovery.thank you all, __________________________________________________