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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: RonaldMcBurger on 16 September 2007, 17:49:54
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I just got in from my Hospital trip today. As usual I cannot fault the pleasant and helpful staff at the MRI unit of QMC in Nottingham. MRI scan is not painful of course, but I was uncomfortable as I had to lay on my back (which I cannot normally do) and stay there in this tube for 30 minutes without moving my back at all.
It was very obvious that the scan took longer than the last ones have and they made sure that the screen was off when I came out. I asked if everything was ok to see what they did. They couldn't look at me when they said your consultant will be in touch very soon. Usually it is 'looks fine and you will get the results in a few weeks'.
Perhaps I am pre-empting bad news, but I have that feeling!
Anyway, thanks for the many posts of good wishes and PMs. We will see what is what soon enough.
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As before, very best of luck, and be positive for a good outcome :y
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Fingers crossed Fin :)
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I too will keep my fingers crossed that your Feeling is wrong, and its not too bad,
you know yourself that you will probably be on the Operating table, but lets just hope that its the intervertebral disc,and nothing to do with the Spinal cord.
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As you know Fin i have had similar, if you have any questions/queries just pop me a PM. All the best mate.
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We've all got our fingers crossed for you Fin.
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hope news is good when results are in. all the best
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Good luck FInlay
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Good luck m8! I hate the MRI, being a bit large I kinda wedge into it and the vibrations make the claustrophobia even worse.
Next time ask them if they found Mr. Lemmiwinks. That'll break the tension. :P ;D
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Probably coz the scanner was broke and didnt like to tell you you've just wasted 30mins of your time :y
Look on bright side.....hope all goes well :y
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I just got in from my Hospital trip today. As usual I cannot fault the pleasant and helpful staff at the MRI unit of QMC in Nottingham. MRI scan is not painful of course, but I was uncomfortable as I had to lay on my back (which I cannot normally do) and stay there in this tube for 30 minutes without moving my back at all.
It was very obvious that the scan took longer than the last ones have and they made sure that the screen was off when I came out. I asked if everything was ok to see what they did. They couldn't look at me when they said your consultant will be in touch very soon. Usually it is 'looks fine and you will get the results in a few weeks'.
Perhaps I am pre-empting bad news, but I have that feeling!
Anyway, thanks for the many posts of good wishes and PMs. We will see what is what soon enough.
Well, now you've had the medical equivalent of a Tech2, all you can do is wait. I have my fingers crossed for you, Fin, and I hope you're completely wrong about "that feeling"!
Good luck, mate. :y
Nick
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I hope all is well for you Fin, you know where I am.
Good service at the QMC......that is a first!
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Good luck Fin :y
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I hope all is well for you Fin, you know where I am.
Good service at the QMC......that is a first!
My local hospital have a special offer they've been running for months :y
Come and get cured and we'll give you another disease while you here :y ;D
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We've all got our fingers crossed for you Fin.
Here, Here,
:y :y
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McB that feeling you got, cause your selling the meega. good luck :y
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I hope all is well for you Fin, you know where I am.
Good service at the QMC......that is a first!
Cheers for that Mark. I really cannot complain. I have had 5 operations at QMC so far and they have been absolutely outstanding everytime. I genuinely cannot complain one bit. I am comparing this to Chase Farm hospital in London, , Mayday hospital in Croydon, Peterborough District hospital, Edith Cavell Hospital and Johannesburg Hosiptal.
I appreciate all the good wishes.
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Finlay. What EXACTLY is the problem with your back?
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get well soon fin...