Re: TOS surgery in Denver February 26

[Guest guest]

Beth,

I want to wish you the best of luck you are a pioneer, you could be helping the rest of us in our future progress. I will pray for you that this absolutely works for you and I hope you never suffer from pain again.

(((Hugs)))

[Guest guest]

Beth,

I hope all goes well with your testing and surgery. My prayers that this will be the relief that you need.

Hugs,

Jo

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Whatever happens is in the hands of God and the surgeons, but I know God hears prayer! Either way I will know I have done all I can to recover, if it doesn't work then I throw my efforts towards pain management. I am not the kind that can pass up a chance if there there is one, no matter how small, even if I got 50 % better it would be a huge improvement and a blessing for my whole family.

If not, I'll probably be heading to Philly before long!

beth

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jo. It is at present the best avenue for relief. If that doesn't work then I will then move on from there, but I do have hope for some degree of relief, even if just from the pain and numbness in the arm from the TOS. Am also looking into the possibility of getting the cubital tunnel surgery done even if the TOS surgery does not make the CRPS sx go away. If I can get the TOS and cubital tunnel sx more bearable, I can at least focus on the CRPS, right now they all are constantly battling to see which will drive me crazy first!

beth