.       Not before time was the cry!    Or I could 🚣 home? Well I’m going home with a bigger smile than the one I brought here.  And, going home with a three part strategy to try to get back to normal.  First, a foot orthotic to correct the drop foot condition, … Continue reading →

So far . . . Now in my 4th day at the Jessie McPherson Private Hospital.  This Hospital is located at the Monash Medical Centre.  X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, nerve conduction studies and blood tests have failed to identify the exact location of my nerve injury. I have obvious symptoms.  One is symptoms is easily … Continue reading →

Things are moving slowly. Some good news however.  The elephant in the room has gone, albeit never existed.   What’s he talking about, you say?  Well, there are examples where after the removal of the prostrate and the cancer sort of sneaks back and impacts on nerve function to cause for example, foot drop.  Dr … Continue reading →