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Charlie, Great news! I can't tell you how happy I am for you and look forward to hearing more of your great progress! All best wishes. Jennifer Smith Charles T. Meyer, M.D. wrote: > I spoke too soon. After getting out of bed and into my wheel chair as usual I went to the > computer and read my mail and composed the response below. Then I decided to get up and try > to walk which I did with my walker with amazing ease. My wife was incredulous You have to > realize that even transfers were extremely difficult- I went downstairs for the first time in > a year to wake up my son I took a shower then called my mother who was in tears- chilled a > bottle of champaign and walked around again. Truly amazing- still some adjustments to be > made but I'M on my way!!! STN is clearly the wave of the future - at least for me. It is > truly a miraculous change even on the first adjustment. > > Charlie > "Charles T. Meyer, M.D." wrote: > > > HI Dennis and Welcome back You have been missed. > > > > After a honeymoon period I crashed for a following the STN .I have > > become a little aphasic temporarily I hope Yesterday I went to Chicago > > for the first time with interesting results. On the good side my > > freezing has decreased considerably I can transfer more easily and > > dystonia ia less. On the negative I am experiencing perhaps a carpal > > tunnel syndrome but perhaps something more in the right hand. I also > > feel a little nauseated . But the main thing is that It seems to be > > working. I realize that there is much more that need to be done but if > > adjustments go like the first one in several months I should be doing > > just great. > > > > Charlie > > > > -- > > ****************************************************************************************** > > > > Charles T. Meyer, M.D. > > Middleton (Madison), Wisconsin > > [log in to unmask] > > ****************************************************************************************** > > -- > ****************************************************************************************** > Charles T. Meyer, M.D. > Middleton (Madison), Wisconsin > [log in to unmask] > ****************************************************************************************** -- Ars Longa - Vita Brevis Art is Long - Life is short :(:) )