new to site and considering surgery

[clover317]

Hey everyone...

I just found out about this site and am excited to know there are many others out there that understand this type of injury. I recently found a doctor in Texas that perform the Mod Quad surgery. His name is Dr. Nath. Has anyone gone to him? How was it? I'm 25 and have never even met with a doctor that knows anything about this injury. I'm nervous...I don't want to get my hopes up and then be disappointed in the outcome.

[admin]

you can see more at drnathbrachialplexus.com

[Karen McClune]

Traci,

You are so funny.

Hello to you and to Joe.

Hope all is going well there.

Hugs, Karen

[admin]

http://www.drnathbrachialplexus.com/

Yes my son just had surgery on 10/28/05. We are looking for great results. Dr. Nath now has a web log he is keeping. You can click on web logs and see what he has done each day. My sons is on 10/28/05.

Good luck.

[Kath]

Traci

How are you doing? Do you still miss doing Joe's laundry?

Nice to see ya on the board.

Kath (adult/robpi)

[CW1992]

Traci! You cracked me up!!! #&%! them for leaving us Moms! I was confused though - are you the son of your son ? It is very late and I need to be in bed - just wanted to tell you that your reply gave me a smile!!!!!
Sorry original poster - I think that I am slap happy and best hit the bed!
Christy

[admin]

I know him he is a wonderful doctor..I think he is a gift of god on earth.
Shafali.
757-636-1981

[JudyC]

I am just letting u know that mayo in Rochester MN is fantastic my son David just had surgery on January 3rd, and is now feeling pain in his hand he hasn't had and feeling or movement since October 28th and just to hear he has pain is grand and worth it surgery went better than they thought and the docs we had were Bishop, Spinner and Shin check em out its worth the trip... Judy

[admin]

Hi, my son was in a traumatic car accident on 11/2/05. The most troublesome area we are facing at this time appears to be a BP injury. His left bicept does not even register on the scale. Has anyone else here had this? Any ideas on how long it may take to begin re-firing? I don't want to wait too long before we explore other options. Was very excited to see there are options, that is the surgery you all seem to be having luck with. Where would I go in WI for information on this? Sorry I have so many questions but this is all new to us. He does have feeling in his arm and hand. He can move the hand completely. Arm is not in any pain.