Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Posted September 14, 2006 Martha Anne, Is Dr. LaGrone going to try to take out all of your old rods? I know he usually takes them out....... just wondering. What happens if they are too overgrown? did he say? Where do you live? I forgot. Kathy > Martha Ann, > > I had surgery 5 weeks ago in Amarillo. I went there with a positive > attitude and so excited to have the surgery and to get it over > with. The bonus was meeting all the wonderful, loving people of > Amarillo. We found them to be very friendly, God, country and > military loving people. And of course, they love their state! You > will also find Dr. LaGrone's staff and the nurses and rehab personal > at BSA to be wonderful. I was in tears a lot because of their > kindness and love. Dr. LaGrone is not only one of the best, but so > kind (he played golf with my husband one day, so very down to earth > type of guy). will take good care of you. He will gently > take you in his arms and hold you while they get everything readly > for stage two. No creases on my face or bruises anywhere. I have > never had such a positive experience from a Dr.s staff or from a > hospital. When we go back in Nov. we already have lunch set up with > my ot from rehab. You will be in my prayers but I know you will be > fine, you are in good, loving hands! > > Love, Terry > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Get your email and more, right on the new .com > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Posted September 14, 2006 Thank you, Kathy! It is good to have this group. I will definitely keep ya'll posted! Martha Annetxbluebelle <txbluebelle@...> wrote: Martha Anne,Well that makes me feel a bit better! Of course you have to take the bottom part out do do the osteotomies! I thought he always took ALL of the rods out. Shows what I know! Good luck in surgery and keep us posted.Kathy> > Martha Ann,> > > > I had surgery 5 weeks ago in Amarillo. I went there with a > positive > > attitude and so excited to have the surgery and to get it over > > with. The bonus was meeting all the wonderful, loving people of > > Amarillo. We found them to be very friendly, God, country and > > military loving people. And of course, they love their state! You > > will also find Dr. LaGrone's staff and the nurses and rehab > personal > > at BSA to be wonderful. I was in tears a lot because of their > > kindness and love. Dr. LaGrone is not only one of the best, but so > > kind (he played golf with my husband one day, so very down to > earth > > type of guy). will take good care of you. He will gently > > take you in his arms and hold you while they get everything readly > > for stage two. No creases on my face or bruises anywhere. I have > > never had such a positive experience from a Dr.s staff or from a > > hospital. When we go back in Nov. we already have lunch set up > with > > my ot from rehab. You will be in my prayers but I know you will be > > fine, you are in good, loving hands!> > > > Love, Terry > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Get your email and more, right on the new .com> >> > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Do you ?> Get on board. You're invited to try the new .> __________________________________________________ Quote
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