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Crazycat

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AN Video On YouTube
« on: April 22, 2008, 11:15:43 pm »
5cm x 5cm left-side A.N. partially removed via Middle Fossa 9/21/2005 @ Mass General. 
Compounded by hydrocephalus. Shunt installed 8/10/2005.
Dr. Fred Barker - Neurosurgeon and Dr. Michael McKenna - Neurotologist.

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Re: AN Video On YouTube
« Reply #1 on: April 23, 2008, 12:04:34 am »
CrazyCat,


It's past my bedtime however, I wish to thank you for posting those informative videos.  I didn't look at everything yet.  It will give me something to appreciate in the morning. 

Those look very special and all seem extremely educational on the subject we are all interested in, on this forum.

I still wish to reach the general public about signs to look for as, so many of us have been misdiagnosed until symptoms have destroyed our hearing, life in general and other problems we must accept forever.

There needs to be more awareness in schools, media, public places that are appropriate, etc.  I realize that the AN is thought of as a rare tumor however, I see new people on this forum almost weekly.



Again thank you CC for your serious contributions,



Palace
22 mm Acoustic Neuroma (right side)
Cyberknife, Nov. & Dec. 2006
Dr. Iris Gibbs & Dr. Blevins @ Stanford
single sided deafness

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Re: AN Video On YouTube
« Reply #2 on: April 24, 2008, 09:00:17 am »
Hello Everyone,


I encourage you to be patient and listen to these videos in length.  True, this might not apply to you fully however---I'm a pertinacious patient urging all of you to take time to see each of these contributions which is more than just a gradus prose.

Please post anything you might wish to share after viewing as, we all process the data differently.

Thank you again Paul for your "enlightenment" on this forum.

Get your coffee, tea or libation and listen....



Regards to all,



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22 mm Acoustic Neuroma (right side)
Cyberknife, Nov. & Dec. 2006
Dr. Iris Gibbs & Dr. Blevins @ Stanford
single sided deafness