Surgery scheduled in Canada
Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:42 am
Hi
Our 18-year-old son was in a cycling accident Aug.10, fractured collarbone and tbpi, no delt, spinati, bicep or rhomboid.
I'm pretty new to this forum, found it thanks to EllenB. I had done a lot of my research by the time I contacted her, and then she and Chris Janney kindly filled in all the gaps. Also a public thank you to USACycling and consulting orthopod Dr.Eric Heiden for hooking us up with the Mayo BP clinic.
I want to thank Chris and Ellen for their help and support - it made a huge difference. When we went to see our son's NS yesterday, we felt quite calm and prepared. Our son is sched. for surgery here on Dec.12.
We are in Canada, and it's a real challenge to get info on docs in the public health system. But with my research and Chris and Ellen's input I am cautiously optimistic that our NS here is comparable to the best in the US. Nevertheless we will go to Mayo for a second opinion on Nov.27/28.
Our 18-year-old son was in a cycling accident Aug.10, fractured collarbone and tbpi, no delt, spinati, bicep or rhomboid.
I'm pretty new to this forum, found it thanks to EllenB. I had done a lot of my research by the time I contacted her, and then she and Chris Janney kindly filled in all the gaps. Also a public thank you to USACycling and consulting orthopod Dr.Eric Heiden for hooking us up with the Mayo BP clinic.
I want to thank Chris and Ellen for their help and support - it made a huge difference. When we went to see our son's NS yesterday, we felt quite calm and prepared. Our son is sched. for surgery here on Dec.12.
We are in Canada, and it's a real challenge to get info on docs in the public health system. But with my research and Chris and Ellen's input I am cautiously optimistic that our NS here is comparable to the best in the US. Nevertheless we will go to Mayo for a second opinion on Nov.27/28.