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Surgery Description.
How do you find
this
picture? Isn't it impressive enough, is it?
I suppose it is, however just guess how impressive was the very surgery process that I was keeping all the conscious along! The seventh – or the eighth, don't remember exactly, there were so many of them behind and there are still several ahead too, - so the seventh surgery I had just had on the 1st Sep. in 4 days I was transferred to the rehabilitation department and on the 17th – back home. I'd like just to write about my mind state during that surgery. In course of it my mind was stayed not completely blind, though somewhat dizzy. Due to the innovative spinal narcosis that replaced in countries with modern medicine the general anesthesia I was keeping my mind half-active. However I felt no pain – I just felt well when the surgeons got breaking the very ossification in the joint. It seemed that they were doing it either with big hammer, or with some other mines-drilling tools. Apparently the ossification was rather big, however no pain I felt that time! While I was being done it, my face - and the sight view hence – was covered by a kind of small screen. So I was laying there and fighting against my curiosity. It were so interesting to get a look over the very surged area! Simultaneously it was very scaring too – after all the unconditional reflex it would be to spasm the knee muscles! And that would impede the surgery process. So scrutinizing I was laying all that time long - and had not got decided to get the screen away. May be I'd get decided later – there are still several of them ahead. Despite the surgeons had found the surgeon rather successful, it turned to be too late to restore the full knee flexion. In course of those 9 years the ligaments got contracted and stiffened. So no full restoring were impossible by now. Some success could be achieved, we worked on it in rehabilitation department, but THAT was that painful!... אבל מה לעשות? - what could be done now? So tells me nothing on antiglobalists rightness – that delay was nothing but the result of the lack of modern medical tools in me native country!... and now it's just too late...
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