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The Constable
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I've been having stroke like issues since August; weak left side, issue walking as my left leg is slow to react, etc. Did an MRI six weeks back and I barely held it together. Foun d out I have something growing on the right side of my brain.

Had to do another MRI today but took an Ativan and the tech put a cloth over my eyes. Zero stress, worked great!

Now to find out exactly WHAT is growing and remove it or kill it so I can get back to normal

At least the stress isgone from the MRI!
 
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All the best to you. Please keep us posted.




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"Remove it or kill it", either is my wish for you.
I have to be sedated to have an MRI. I feel you, man.
Prayers sent.


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Prayers for you Frank.



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Stay strong brother, kick it's ass
 
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Great Smile

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Best wishes for a good prognosis.
 
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Best wishes to The Constable.
Glad you have found a way to deal w/ the MRI.
My one time was quite nerve racking, as I probably needn't explain.

We're here for further updates or general gripes about the whole process. Hoping for good news.
 
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Hoping for the best.
 
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my last MRI was about 3 yrs ago and was done on the opened MRI unit.


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Prayers for a cure. We've got some pretty talented Docs here in Montana. They love the fishing and the hunting. They'll get it.



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Prayers sent. Keep a good thought.
 
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Ah geez, I hate to hear this. Frown

Best wishes, Frank. Stay strong!




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Best wishes FN. Sure hate to hear this. Good Luck.
 
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You're in my prayers, too. I understand the MRI thing. I can't do them any more, because I have a pacemaker and stainless wires around my sternum.

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You are in my thoughts and prayers, I should know your first name ,
But have forgotten it.

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And keep us in the loop ,please





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