KTiller
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Freeland, USA, usa, 51, 28, WA, Washington
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Hi Reagan, Not a great way to meet, but know that you have a lot of support here. For me the scariest part of moyamoya was learning the prognosis if nothing was done. Once I found Dr. Steinberg and got my films to him, I breathed a huge sigh of relief. I had my sugeries only ten weeks ago. Dr. Steinberg, Teresa, Jill and all of the staff at Stanford Medical Center are so very, very capable and supportive. Knowing I was in the care of the most experienced and dedicated moyamoya surgeon and experiencing the constant and loving care from everyone I met with while at Stanford Medical Center made it possible for me to relax and concentrate my energy on my healing. I trusted them completely and I don't give my trust easily. Jill will make a point of introducing you to other moyamoya patients and their families. She will visit your familily during your surgeries, keep them informed of your progress, and answer their questions. She is the most loving and caring person I have ever met. Don't hestitate to ask any questions you have of those at Stanford or of any of us here on this website. You can send personal email to any of us, if your question is sensitive and you'd rather not broadcast to everyone. You're on the right track - take a deep breath - and know that you'll get through this and have a wonderful life ahead of you. Kim
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