To all:
I had Botox injections for my neck back in the late 80's - it was
experimental then. I had it done once and it did not work for my neck. Every
body is different tho. Natalie M.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bernie
The first thing I thought of when I read your post was my neuro asking me if I
wanted to try botox injections. Have you looked into this to reduce the spasms?
Patti - Michigan
---- Bernard Pelow wrote:
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*This is scary for me. For the last few months my right leg has been
contracting to where I can hardly get the knee past 90 degrees anymore,
no matter how much I massage and stretch my leg. And when I have spasms
now, the leg tries to straighten out, and it causes a lot more pain than
usual. Is this a normal procedure for someone in this condition? I
really do NOT want another surgery, especially to lose my leg.
Peace,
Bernie in Texas*
>
> Hi Ella,
> Just wanted to let you know that Red is having his left
> leg amputated tomorrow, September 20th, around 2:00 in the afternoon.
> The doctors think it best to go above the knee since his leg is
> contracted.
>
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