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Jane, And- you will never know how happy I am for you having this wonderful procedure for the last 3 year and how greatful I am to you for pioneering this work. The hell with the insurance company. They should pay for it especially after you paid for the first one and don't stop until you get satisfaction from them . This is too good to hold back and the FDA needs to know about it. Then the insurance companies will have to do something about it. Charlie JaneRoss wrote: > Charles, > You will never know how happy I am for you. I guess I can start breathing > in and out again. I have been holding my breath until the other shoe hit > the floor and it sounds like it is off and running. While you improve I > predict that you will feel better each day until there will be days that > you actually forget you have Parkinson's. I wish you well! > > >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] > >******************************************************************************* > >*********** > > jjjane > http://www.geocities.com/soho/village/6263/pienet/people/hithross.html -- ****************************************************************************************** Charles T. Meyer, M.D. Middleton (Madison), Wisconsin [log in to unmask] ******************************************************************************************