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Comment by lisa ann peterson on March 8, 2011 at 3:01pm -
Miss Jodi yes we did.. They were super sweet and their little boy was so kind it is such a small world.. And destiny thanks we are praising god right now because we found out Chloe as of eight now will not need surgery and that we will see a neurologist to help with her pains and such.. Thank u for kind words and prayers
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Comment by Jodi Kayler on March 8, 2011 at 2:43pm -
Hey there, I heard you met our good friends while in the waiting room. It is such a small world. Sorry you guys have something new to worry about. Hang in there.
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Comment by Destiny Floyd-Rakes on March 8, 2011 at 12:03pm -
Hey little Miss Chole and mother. Please by all means do not feel alone we were told by are Doctor last week almost the same thing that she now will need to be followed by a neurologist for almost the same reasons headaches, muscle cramps and visions problems that still continue. So from one mother to another mother please hang in there and no that we are sending you and yours up in pray.
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Comment by lisa ann peterson on March 4, 2011 at 9:55am
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Thank you.. The neurologist looked at the MRI and said we defiantly need to meet with the other neurologist that she saw when she broke her neck. We are praying that it will not require surgery
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Comment by Joseph J Krug MD on March 4, 2011 at 2:57am -
Lisa,
Chiari One malformation is the mildest, and is usually not associated with any symptoms. Chiari One is usually found only incidentally, and is a minor variation which usually requires no treatment or intervention. It is diagnosed more often nowadays because there are more MRI's being done for other reasons. "Borderline Chiari One" can also mean that the radiologist is "overreading" the MRI. Please don't get unduly upset until you talk to the neurosurgeon. I bet he'll tell you something along the lines that this finding is not significant for Chloe at all. Which is what I'd tell one of my patients. Keep the faith! You and your family are in our prayers...
jeff
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Comment by lisa ann peterson on March 3, 2011 at 4:54pm
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Well Chloe will be meeting with neurosurgeon just don't know what day yet so we will know more when we meet with him.. They saidthw only way to fix the pressure is surgery
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Comment by lisa ann peterson on March 3, 2011 at 2:19pm
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We know nothing yet Iam just in limbo waiting and praying it was a missread
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Comment by Joy Lewis O'Brien on March 3, 2011 at 1:34pm -
Wow, Lisa, what a shock. You guys are in my prayers... Have they talked to you about surgical options?
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Comment by Cheryl Biermann on March 3, 2011 at 12:33pm -
I am so glad the mysteries are now being unravelled, Lisa. May the prayers of everyone give you all the strength you need.
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Comment by Jonathan Aguallo on March 3, 2011 at 9:34am -
Lisa, we will pray for Chole and your entire family..... Stay Strong!
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