Re: Jimmy goes to Dr!!!!

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Mark I sure messed up there I was trying to point out that the chance of

malignancy was two percent<-----WHEW!!! *breaths a slgh of relief* Thanks

for clearing it up . For a minute there I thought I was a walking

corpse! =D Well, I am now since it's exam week here before Spring Break

(Recess). Can we all say 'Zombie'? =P

I'm curious though, did FSR preserve your hearing, balance, AND facial

nerve? See I had GK and X-Knife,which I THINK is like FSR because I had to

go get treatment an hour a day for 4 weeks. However, both procedures did not

make my hearing come back, but since my hearing was very bad back then

anyways, deafness didn't really matter. Both procedures also didn't do to

well for me balance-wise, but both procedures were able to preserve my

facial nerve.

Mark@...

PS...by the way, what's a 'Wanker'?

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You have a way with words . I like the idea that NS and ENT's give us

life insurance... Ha Ha Ha Next time some one goes to see their NS ask if

him /her if they will write out a guarantee to your preferred live ins

company. Ha Ha Ha I can see their faces now. Ha Ha Ha

.....The Sceptical Old Man ~|:o/)~~~~~

FW: Jimmy goes to Dr!!!!

> Hi ,

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> Problems with MS do not make RS more SAFE but they do make it more

DESIRABLE. I think this is what you were trying to say and all this really

goes back to what you said before - there are risks to just about

everything.

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> Someone may think there are no risks in MS. However, if they try to get

life insurance the day before their operation, they may be in for a rude

awakening. I am not trying to suggest MS is unsafe. All I am saying is that

MS presents risks. Unfortunately, NF2 is risky business.

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> This gives me an idea

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> Dr. F. (Mikey's man) and the gang at HEI are very anti-RS and very sure of

themselves. Perhaps they can start offering free life and disability

insurance to their patients. This would likely bring in boatloads of new

customers. But it would also have an associated cost for the insurance. So

this would present a RISK for Dr. F. and HEI. I guess the bottom line is

would they put their money where their scalpel is?

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> Again, I am not trying to suggest these guys are not confident in

themselves or are not highly rated doctors. I just want to point out there

are risks in everything. You can also apply this argument to RS as well

(perhaps the RS life insurance premiums would even be higher than MS!).

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