Extra sets of eyes

Never be afraid to go out of your comfort zone.  I'm not very forthcoming with personal things and rarely have anything serious or of substance to say, but when it came to this I just couldn't shut up.   Like I said in another post, I was just desperate to find anyone going through the same thing.  In the process, I grew extra sets of eyes.  Last night a friend sent me an article about Dr. Anderson at Columbia. 

“For the rest of my life I will never forget the words that Dr. Anderson first said when I sat in his office reviewing my daughter’s medical records, ‘This is a solvable problem.’” Tracee’s seven year old daughter Paige had been diagnosed with a Chiari Malformation 1 (CM1) and Syringomyelia.

This is a solvable problem

Solvable?  It can go away?  They can be cured in a less invasive manner?  Well eff yes!  Let's explor it.  I have nothing but time on my hands and I plan on find more out about it.   Does anyone out there have any expereince with Dr. Anderson? 

Here is another article about it:  http://www.columbianeurosurgery.org/specialties/pediatric-neurosurgery/


It's a wonderful feeling to know you aren't alone and there are people out there who also want to learn about this and want to help.   Don't be afraid to ask for help.  Ever.

This was made by a great woman named Karen.   I love it.