I decided to try the snugfit on today because it doesn't feel secured just on my ear. So Sandie and I was looking at it, trying to figure out how to take it apart so the snug fit would go in. I was scared to death that I was gonna break it. So I decided to put a post on FB and tagged all my ci friends with the question and got answers from Ash in less than 5 minutes.
After wearing it for 5 min I opted to not use it. I am going to get a skeleton mold that goes in my ear. :) it was very uncomfortable.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Activation day!
The night before activation I was up preparing the camera, and video camera for activation until 12 but I couldn't seem to go to sleep. I must of drifted off before 2am when wheels texted me. Then I woke up at 5 am with anticipation and excitement to the point where I couldn't sleep anymore.
So, Aubz and I worked on the Skype to get it working before activation. I got to see the whole process with her ci in 2011. Then we talked for about an hr.
I left the house at 8:15 in case i25 was backed up. However it was easy going and took less than 30 minutes to get there. Since it was Monday, the check in line was very long.
Once we checked in and got up to the waiting room, my heart was shaking with excitement and nervousness. There was a slim possibility that it would not work because of it being unaided for so long. . I was so curious to what it would be like to hear out of my right ear. :)
After 30 minutes of waiting, which felt like a hr, Dr. Rodel called us back. Walking through that long hallway, my heart started pounding cuz I knew this was it! As soon as we walked in the room I saw my suitcase, batteries and the remote on the table. So exciting.
We first did some test to see what the best starting mapping would be. This test consist on telling my audiologist when I heated a tone. He then turned it on and asked how does it sound? It was really hard to explain how you hear it when it's your first time hearing it. I described it as a constant motor noise. He then turned it up to hear his voice. I could feel the vibration of his voice but couldn't understand it. He then turned it up again and it was more louder, which was too loud because it felt like it was pounding in my head. He told us that the motor noise will decrease the longer you wear it.
He then programmed the ci to 4 program from 1-4. 1 being the softest and 4 being the loudest. Then he showed me how to use all the equipment and showed me my suitcase with a bizillion things in it!
We had a video recorder but it didn't record, so I was disappointed! But then my dad had some videos on his phone so we have clips of activation!
I then went home afterward. I noticed throughout the day that I was hearing a lot better and could kinda tell where sound was coming from. It almost made me cry because I've never been able to do that before. It feels really weird hearing out of 2 ears! If I wasn't wearing my hearing aid too, I would be so lost right now.
Even with 3 hrs of sleep, I was on fire with excitement. :) it was one if the best day of my life this far.
So, Aubz and I worked on the Skype to get it working before activation. I got to see the whole process with her ci in 2011. Then we talked for about an hr.
I left the house at 8:15 in case i25 was backed up. However it was easy going and took less than 30 minutes to get there. Since it was Monday, the check in line was very long.
Once we checked in and got up to the waiting room, my heart was shaking with excitement and nervousness. There was a slim possibility that it would not work because of it being unaided for so long. . I was so curious to what it would be like to hear out of my right ear. :)
After 30 minutes of waiting, which felt like a hr, Dr. Rodel called us back. Walking through that long hallway, my heart started pounding cuz I knew this was it! As soon as we walked in the room I saw my suitcase, batteries and the remote on the table. So exciting.
We first did some test to see what the best starting mapping would be. This test consist on telling my audiologist when I heated a tone. He then turned it on and asked how does it sound? It was really hard to explain how you hear it when it's your first time hearing it. I described it as a constant motor noise. He then turned it up to hear his voice. I could feel the vibration of his voice but couldn't understand it. He then turned it up again and it was more louder, which was too loud because it felt like it was pounding in my head. He told us that the motor noise will decrease the longer you wear it.
He then programmed the ci to 4 program from 1-4. 1 being the softest and 4 being the loudest. Then he showed me how to use all the equipment and showed me my suitcase with a bizillion things in it!
We had a video recorder but it didn't record, so I was disappointed! But then my dad had some videos on his phone so we have clips of activation!
I then went home afterward. I noticed throughout the day that I was hearing a lot better and could kinda tell where sound was coming from. It almost made me cry because I've never been able to do that before. It feels really weird hearing out of 2 ears! If I wasn't wearing my hearing aid too, I would be so lost right now.
Even with 3 hrs of sleep, I was on fire with excitement. :) it was one if the best day of my life this far.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Soo close and yet so far
Only 54 hrs til Activation time! I can't wait for that exciting day! I wonder what it going to be like to hear out if that ear for the first time.
I was aided in that ear until kindergarten and they did a brain stem test. The test showed a hearing aid wasn't doing anything for me. So I became unilateral.
I am leaving for quota district conference on my first weekend of hearing. It gonna be interesting and overwhelming! I am so excited. Video will be posted on FB and here. Thanks for all ur support. :)
I was aided in that ear until kindergarten and they did a brain stem test. The test showed a hearing aid wasn't doing anything for me. So I became unilateral.
I am leaving for quota district conference on my first weekend of hearing. It gonna be interesting and overwhelming! I am so excited. Video will be posted on FB and here. Thanks for all ur support. :)
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Post op appt!!! Adios stitches!
I had my appt at 10:10 today but I figured with the snow last night that I better give myself 1.5 hrs to get there since I would take I-25! I got here at 845- about a 40 min drive! So I checked in early and got in early too!
It was a very short 10 min appt. the nurse commented over and over how great the stitches looked and how clean the site looked. She said I did an excellent job of keeping my hair off and clean. She then told me to continue cleaning the site 2 times a day for 4 more days! She gave me permission to shower and get my hair wet! Instructed me to sneeze with mouth open and no blowing my nose. (I figured that out Sunday night- it hurts and my ci popped). Lastly, she cleaned it up, removed stitches, and then cleaned it up again.
A very short but awesome appt. my ear doesn't feel so tight now! :) Mow, I just gotta get thru the day and I can take a shower tonight! A better pic will be posted once I find someone to take it! :)
It was a very short 10 min appt. the nurse commented over and over how great the stitches looked and how clean the site looked. She said I did an excellent job of keeping my hair off and clean. She then told me to continue cleaning the site 2 times a day for 4 more days! She gave me permission to shower and get my hair wet! Instructed me to sneeze with mouth open and no blowing my nose. (I figured that out Sunday night- it hurts and my ci popped). Lastly, she cleaned it up, removed stitches, and then cleaned it up again.
A very short but awesome appt. my ear doesn't feel so tight now! :) Mow, I just gotta get thru the day and I can take a shower tonight! A better pic will be posted once I find someone to take it! :)
The long week after surgery.
Recovery was a piece of cake for me. On Wednesday, April 8th, I was up and about already. I ran errands with my mama and went to church! Everyone was surprised that I was already at church, but I am not the kind of person that lays around for long. :) I didn't really feel much pain. :)
Then on my birthday, I went to my friend Brittany house and she braided my hair for me. :) I hanged out with them for pretty much the whole day. We then went out to dinner for the quota meeting and my birthday.
I started back to work on Friday feeling great! It was a joy to be with the kids again! All the kiddos were full of question on my stitches and partially bald hair.
They prescribed Vicodin as needed and keflex 4 x a day! I had to clean the site 2 times a day with half strength hydrogen peroxide and ointment. The hardest part was figuring out how to keep the hair from touching the stitches. Many thanks to Brittany, my mom, and Sandie for your help with that.
Actually, no, the hardest part would be not being able to wash my hair for a whole week. I posted on Facebook about it and my friend suggested dry shampoo! The best thing ever made for those who can't get their hair wet. By the 3/4 day I got tired of not being able to clean my hair the right way, so I washed my hair with water only. Shhh the water didn't touch my stitches. :)
The other issue I had was sleeping because I usually sleep on my implant side but I can't for obvious reasons. By the 3rd night, I took 2 melatonin and warm milk. That was the first night I woke up only 1 time.
The post-op appt to remove stitches can't come soon enough. I want a real shower! :)
Then on my birthday, I went to my friend Brittany house and she braided my hair for me. :) I hanged out with them for pretty much the whole day. We then went out to dinner for the quota meeting and my birthday.
I started back to work on Friday feeling great! It was a joy to be with the kids again! All the kiddos were full of question on my stitches and partially bald hair.
They prescribed Vicodin as needed and keflex 4 x a day! I had to clean the site 2 times a day with half strength hydrogen peroxide and ointment. The hardest part was figuring out how to keep the hair from touching the stitches. Many thanks to Brittany, my mom, and Sandie for your help with that.
Actually, no, the hardest part would be not being able to wash my hair for a whole week. I posted on Facebook about it and my friend suggested dry shampoo! The best thing ever made for those who can't get their hair wet. By the 3/4 day I got tired of not being able to clean my hair the right way, so I washed my hair with water only. Shhh the water didn't touch my stitches. :)
The other issue I had was sleeping because I usually sleep on my implant side but I can't for obvious reasons. By the 3rd night, I took 2 melatonin and warm milk. That was the first night I woke up only 1 time.
The post-op appt to remove stitches can't come soon enough. I want a real shower! :)
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Adios bandage!
I have been counting down the hours that I could take the stupid bandage off! Right at 24 hours it was off. My mom then cleaned it with 1/2 strength hydrogen peroxide and neosporin on it. Yay! It's off.
The big day!
Yesterday was the big day! We left my mom and dad house at 8 am due to the icy roads. We went to front of St. Joseph Hospital to check in. The security guard lead us to follow the blue tiles to register at the surgicare area. We got there at 9am. They then called my name and and did my paper work, and took my co-payment. The lady that checked me in then took me to the surgical waiting room..
My mom and I waited for less than 5 minutes before the pre-op nurse called me in. She took my vitals and had me change into a gown. She then was getting ready to give me a Iv for fluid and antibiotic. So I warned her that I'm a hard stick.... But she did it in one shot in the worse possible place! Then they put an nausea patch on my other ear and a pill to help with pain afterward. After all this, they brought my mom back into the room. We hanged out and then the anesthesiologist came and told me I was a easy patient, that because my heat his so good, it was a slim chance of complications due to anesthesia. Starting 10:45 I was keeping a close eye on the clock and was getting anxious! Around 11:10 Dr. Nosan came in and marked the ear with a happy face. :) when I was walking to or, my heart was pounding!
Then as we got into the or room everyone keep talking to me with the mask on! I was like ummm I don't have my aid on and I can't lip read. So this one nurse started flipping her mask up so I could understand her and she used basic sign. They had me lay down and I don't think I lasted a minutes breathing into the mask. I woke up in recovery room feeling a little nauseated. So the nurse gave me some zofran for it. My right ear felt heavy with the headband. My mom and dad came in after I woke up. Dr. Nosan then told me that when they tested the implant, my ear was already picking up sounds more than he expected it would. Which sounded promising. We then went home and I slept until 8 pm. The anesthesia wore off family. I wasn't really hungry but I ate some crackers and a banana. I was wide awake after that. I went to bed at like 2am watching movies. :)
My mom and I waited for less than 5 minutes before the pre-op nurse called me in. She took my vitals and had me change into a gown. She then was getting ready to give me a Iv for fluid and antibiotic. So I warned her that I'm a hard stick.... But she did it in one shot in the worse possible place! Then they put an nausea patch on my other ear and a pill to help with pain afterward. After all this, they brought my mom back into the room. We hanged out and then the anesthesiologist came and told me I was a easy patient, that because my heat his so good, it was a slim chance of complications due to anesthesia. Starting 10:45 I was keeping a close eye on the clock and was getting anxious! Around 11:10 Dr. Nosan came in and marked the ear with a happy face. :) when I was walking to or, my heart was pounding!
Then as we got into the or room everyone keep talking to me with the mask on! I was like ummm I don't have my aid on and I can't lip read. So this one nurse started flipping her mask up so I could understand her and she used basic sign. They had me lay down and I don't think I lasted a minutes breathing into the mask. I woke up in recovery room feeling a little nauseated. So the nurse gave me some zofran for it. My right ear felt heavy with the headband. My mom and dad came in after I woke up. Dr. Nosan then told me that when they tested the implant, my ear was already picking up sounds more than he expected it would. Which sounded promising. We then went home and I slept until 8 pm. The anesthesia wore off family. I wasn't really hungry but I ate some crackers and a banana. I was wide awake after that. I went to bed at like 2am watching movies. :)
Monday, March 18, 2013
Med-el or cochlear
So today I had my audiologist appt to check out the products... As I said in the last blog, my surgeon prefers to use med-el or cochlear.
My appt didn't start out as I expected it to. Dr Rodel informed us that Dr Nosan wanted to go over the MRI first before we looked at the stuff.
So he took is to the office to talk to Dr Nosan. Appearantlu the MRI was abnormal. The cochlear is normal, but the nerves to the brain is smaller than normal in both ear. He said that may be part of reason my hearing is as severe as it is. He forewarn me that because the nerve fiber is small it may take longer for my brain to process it and may not hear as much as a average patient. But he agreed that it was still worth a try! I told him I just want to hear in that ear so it doesn't matter if I can't head 100%.
He then proceeded to explain the risk, possible complications, and post op instructions. These will be explained in the next blog!
Then my mom and I went with Dr. Rodel to check out the products from Med-el and cochlear. Dr. Rodel first showed mr the processor for Med-el which is much smaller than cochlear. It's about the size of my hearing aid. This processor also comes in many different colors. Med-el has a processor coming out about the size of a small egg that just sticks to the magnet. I was kinda hesitance on this because I was worry about not feeling it fall off. Also a bte isn't as big of a deal for me as I've worn a hearing aid all my life. .
So, we then proceeded to look at the cochlear, which I'm very familiar with. The processor comes with a normal battery compartment, rechargeable battery compartment, and the cord. These came in 5 different colors: white, black, tan, brown and charcoal. I decided on a white and brown processors with both cord being brown, which matched my hair color more closely. We then looked at the cover options, which there were 8 of them. I chose the pink camo. :) he also is going to order a koala that comes with his own ci. :)
I decided on cochlear because its company is based in Denver. Also cuz I'm familiar with the brand and heard a lot more positive stuff on that one. Also I ask both dr which they would recommend and both said cochlear.
We then talked about future dates. My first appt after the surgery is a week afterward to remove stitches.
Then, the exciting activation day is set for April 29. He told me I could have whoever I wanted in the room which will be my family of course. Then Sandie and Erin, my closest friends who have stuck by me thru thick and thin. :) I will be activated the week we leave for Santa Fe for Quota district, which is exciting!!!
Then I have 2 appt a week after for the post op check and to adjust the mapping as needed. It's going to be an exciting busy month! I can't wait !!!
Attached is a pic of the cochlear sample they showed me. On the bottom, you can see the med el processor.
My appt didn't start out as I expected it to. Dr Rodel informed us that Dr Nosan wanted to go over the MRI first before we looked at the stuff.
So he took is to the office to talk to Dr Nosan. Appearantlu the MRI was abnormal. The cochlear is normal, but the nerves to the brain is smaller than normal in both ear. He said that may be part of reason my hearing is as severe as it is. He forewarn me that because the nerve fiber is small it may take longer for my brain to process it and may not hear as much as a average patient. But he agreed that it was still worth a try! I told him I just want to hear in that ear so it doesn't matter if I can't head 100%.
He then proceeded to explain the risk, possible complications, and post op instructions. These will be explained in the next blog!
Then my mom and I went with Dr. Rodel to check out the products from Med-el and cochlear. Dr. Rodel first showed mr the processor for Med-el which is much smaller than cochlear. It's about the size of my hearing aid. This processor also comes in many different colors. Med-el has a processor coming out about the size of a small egg that just sticks to the magnet. I was kinda hesitance on this because I was worry about not feeling it fall off. Also a bte isn't as big of a deal for me as I've worn a hearing aid all my life. .
So, we then proceeded to look at the cochlear, which I'm very familiar with. The processor comes with a normal battery compartment, rechargeable battery compartment, and the cord. These came in 5 different colors: white, black, tan, brown and charcoal. I decided on a white and brown processors with both cord being brown, which matched my hair color more closely. We then looked at the cover options, which there were 8 of them. I chose the pink camo. :) he also is going to order a koala that comes with his own ci. :)
I decided on cochlear because its company is based in Denver. Also cuz I'm familiar with the brand and heard a lot more positive stuff on that one. Also I ask both dr which they would recommend and both said cochlear.
We then talked about future dates. My first appt after the surgery is a week afterward to remove stitches.
Then, the exciting activation day is set for April 29. He told me I could have whoever I wanted in the room which will be my family of course. Then Sandie and Erin, my closest friends who have stuck by me thru thick and thin. :) I will be activated the week we leave for Santa Fe for Quota district, which is exciting!!!
Then I have 2 appt a week after for the post op check and to adjust the mapping as needed. It's going to be an exciting busy month! I can't wait !!!
Attached is a pic of the cochlear sample they showed me. On the bottom, you can see the med el processor.
Cochlear brands
There are 3 brands of cochlear implants: advance bionic, med-el and cochlear America. Each brand has a different feature on their cochlears! Advance Bionic has one that is waterproof. However, my surgeon would rather not use that one.
Today we are going to go look at all the equipment of Med-el and cochlear brand. The appt is at 430! Be prepared to see another blog afterward. :)
As of now, I am leaning toward cochlear. I've heard a lot of good stuff about their brand and know a few people who have their brand. So we will see after I look at their stuff! So excited! :) less than a month!
Today we are going to go look at all the equipment of Med-el and cochlear brand. The appt is at 430! Be prepared to see another blog afterward. :)
As of now, I am leaning toward cochlear. I've heard a lot of good stuff about their brand and know a few people who have their brand. So we will see after I look at their stuff! So excited! :) less than a month!
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Oww! Shots time!
I walked in to Kieser to get my shots today!so not fun but another step closer to getting my surgery! My arm is so sore but ill survive! Now just to wait for my appt with my audiologist to play a little! :) yay! :)
Surgery is a go!
I woke up yesterday morning as I usually do. Went on my fb, email and bonding with Rocky. I opened up an email from my audiologist who I've been working with since I started the process in 2009. It said Dr. Nosan has set your surgery for April 9 at 1145 am! He was so excited for me. :) I immediately forward the email to my mom and posted on Facebook. God works in ways we can't even fathom! This is an answer to prayers and a wonderful birthday present! It was wonderful to see the group of friends I have that celebrated this news with me! Thank you for all your support! It means more than you know! :)
Having the surgery date makes it that more real. I'm so excited, nervous, scared, and curious to see my dream actually happening. I wonder what it will be like to hear out of that ear again and have bilateral hearing in the first time in at least 20 years! I've heard stories of disappointment and regret of doing surgery. Dizziness side effects, headaches, etc. So I am scared that maybe it's going to be a disappointment for me too. But I know if I don't try, it will be something I would regret for the rest of my life! I regret being a stubborn mule as a kid because I didn't want them touching my hair. However, I'm very thankful that my mom and dad respected how I felt at the time. This is a very big step in my life. I am so ready for the new experience. Surgery is a little over a month away! Thanks again for all the support and prayers! :)
Next step is shots and an appt with Dr. Rodel to play with the equipment! :) :) so excited for that appt but not the shots!
Having the surgery date makes it that more real. I'm so excited, nervous, scared, and curious to see my dream actually happening. I wonder what it will be like to hear out of that ear again and have bilateral hearing in the first time in at least 20 years! I've heard stories of disappointment and regret of doing surgery. Dizziness side effects, headaches, etc. So I am scared that maybe it's going to be a disappointment for me too. But I know if I don't try, it will be something I would regret for the rest of my life! I regret being a stubborn mule as a kid because I didn't want them touching my hair. However, I'm very thankful that my mom and dad respected how I felt at the time. This is a very big step in my life. I am so ready for the new experience. Surgery is a little over a month away! Thanks again for all the support and prayers! :)
Next step is shots and an appt with Dr. Rodel to play with the equipment! :) :) so excited for that appt but not the shots!
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
MRI
My MRI was set for March 3rd at 10:20 pm. Who knew they were open that late??? A friend who has 2 ci informed me that I might need a interpreter since I couldn't wear my hearing aid during the test. So I posted on Facebook the question if I needed one or not. I doubted it because I've never relied inca interpreter in my life. It felt awkward asking for one. It was 50-50 on whether or not an interpreter was needed. So I decided against having one.
On Sunday night I was very nervous because I've never had an MRI before. I had them explain everything while my aid was still on. The tech I had was awesome she knew basic sign language and looked at me whenever she talked to me. I then went to change into a gown, growing more nervous.
When I walked into the white room with this big machine with a flat bed and over size donut shape around it. She then put ear plugs in my ears,2 padding over my ears and a football face like piece over. She gave me this ball to squeeze if i needed her. And then told me to not move. Anybody who knows me knows I don't sit still very well! :) She then left the room and slides me into the donut hole side. It was so small in there and felt like I was in a casket or something. It was very small. I now understand why they asked if I was castrophobic! I've heard from many people that it was loud.... However, I could just feel the noise. It wasn't loud at all. It was boring in there. In 30 minutes they were finished with my test and I went home. Test result comes back 3/4 business days. :)
On Sunday night I was very nervous because I've never had an MRI before. I had them explain everything while my aid was still on. The tech I had was awesome she knew basic sign language and looked at me whenever she talked to me. I then went to change into a gown, growing more nervous.
When I walked into the white room with this big machine with a flat bed and over size donut shape around it. She then put ear plugs in my ears,2 padding over my ears and a football face like piece over. She gave me this ball to squeeze if i needed her. And then told me to not move. Anybody who knows me knows I don't sit still very well! :) She then left the room and slides me into the donut hole side. It was so small in there and felt like I was in a casket or something. It was very small. I now understand why they asked if I was castrophobic! I've heard from many people that it was loud.... However, I could just feel the noise. It wasn't loud at all. It was boring in there. In 30 minutes they were finished with my test and I went home. Test result comes back 3/4 business days. :)
Insurance
After I informed everyone what the news was. A person in my life was having doubts and asking me how I was going to pay for it with no real job and that I was going to be off my mom insurance. But it led me to call Kaiser to find out the cut off date. They told me that as soon as I turn 26 I will no longer be covered. This new got me a little worry and stressed but I know that my God can do the impossible. If I am meant to have this surgery, he will make a way for me to have it. It would be better to get the surgery before my mom insurance doesnt cover me as the surgery would be cheaper. I will get the cheapest insurance afterward for the mappings and so on. I am thankful that this person brought up this point. We will see what happens.
Finally a chance!
So on February 20th, I had an appt with Dr. Nosan, the surgeon to see if he would consider doing the surgery when I am still borderline. I was prepare for any answer he would give me. I checked in 30 min before my appt hoping to get done quicker if it was a flat out no. Dr. Rodel called my name and took me back to his side. This threw me off because I had the ci testing in November already, but Dr. Nosan wanted to retest me before he came in the room. There I spent 30 min pushing a button for beeps, and repeating words. After he tested me, he told me that I was the picture of consistency In other words, this mean that I am still borderline. Dr. Rodel then took me to Dr. Nosan office to wait to talk to him.
I was nervous and anxious to talk to Dr. Nosan about the possibility of getting the CI. The first thing he told me was, " What am I going to do with you? You just keep staying borderline in the testing? He looked inside my ears and then we talked. He then again talked about the the concern that the right ear hasn't heard since I was 5 years old. He wasn't sure how my brain would translate the sounds it heard, whether it would mesh together or not. I was like I just want to try it and it it doesn't work, then I am fine with that but I don't want to regret not trying. He told me he might consider it if I work hard on learning the new sounds. Then I told him, " I would do whatever you want me to do. I would love to just have the opportunity to hear. " I was praying to God to give me the right words to say and for him to give me a opportunity if it was meant to be. Then he was like you might win me over with that..... and all the sudden he said "Why not? Let give it a shot." When I heard the why not?, My heart was leaping with joy and excitement. I was so happy that I was going to get an opportunity to hear. Dr. Nosan then proceeded to tell me that the next step was to get an MRI and then get 2 vaccinations before the surgery. I was beaming with happiness. He told me on my way out to go to the MRI office and have them schedule a MRI. After I finished talking to Dr. Nosan, I then walked down and schedule the first MRI they had available, which was March 3 at 10:20pm.
I was nervous and anxious to talk to Dr. Nosan about the possibility of getting the CI. The first thing he told me was, " What am I going to do with you? You just keep staying borderline in the testing? He looked inside my ears and then we talked. He then again talked about the the concern that the right ear hasn't heard since I was 5 years old. He wasn't sure how my brain would translate the sounds it heard, whether it would mesh together or not. I was like I just want to try it and it it doesn't work, then I am fine with that but I don't want to regret not trying. He told me he might consider it if I work hard on learning the new sounds. Then I told him, " I would do whatever you want me to do. I would love to just have the opportunity to hear. " I was praying to God to give me the right words to say and for him to give me a opportunity if it was meant to be. Then he was like you might win me over with that..... and all the sudden he said "Why not? Let give it a shot." When I heard the why not?, My heart was leaping with joy and excitement. I was so happy that I was going to get an opportunity to hear. Dr. Nosan then proceeded to tell me that the next step was to get an MRI and then get 2 vaccinations before the surgery. I was beaming with happiness. He told me on my way out to go to the MRI office and have them schedule a MRI. After I finished talking to Dr. Nosan, I then walked down and schedule the first MRI they had available, which was March 3 at 10:20pm.
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