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Thanks @hezza
I think you really should take a step back and consider some things:so what do you guys think of dr. yong liu in china? surgery there is like 1/8th of the cost of the USA....
but what if you have been sick 27 yrs and are sick of suffering? how can i wait around for another 10 yrs until studies are done or until other people try out these docs? i just hate this so much.I think you really should take a step back and consider some things:
1.) how long would you be staying in China before returning home on a long international flight?
2.) how much will housing & food for you and a companion be?
3.) if you return home and your hardware breaks, what neurosurgeon is going to fix it?
4.) what is follow up care like in China? What if you get an infection before leaving?
Again, Daffodil, it isn’t just about how cheap you can get the surgery done. It is about the potential complications & how they will be handled.
I really feel like if you want to have discount surgery, you should. Maybe you will prove the rest of us wrong. Maybe not. It isn’t a chance I’m willing to take, though.
I have been sick that long.but what if you have been sick 27 yrs and are sick of suffering? how can i wait around for another 10 yrs until studies are done or until other people try out these docs? i just hate this so much.
sorry just whining again. i will try out one stem cell procedure for the alar and transverse ligaments and then see what happens i guess. that will be another year.... and the stem cell procedures together is probably the cost of the surgery anyway UGH
so what do you guys think of dr. yong liu in china? surgery there is like 1/8th of the cost of the USA....
yesIs he the one that Bolognese learned technique from?
well i have kind of been a trailblazer before...i think i must have been one of the first to try hiv drugs for this. but i dont know if i want to be a trailblazer for brain surgery quite yet ha!I have been sick that long.
I am just saying that if you really want surgery, pursue it. Nobody here can make that decision for you. Daffodil is in charge of what treatments are administered to Daffodil and by whom. I am only saying that there are some things that you possibly not taken into consideration, like those included in the list I previously posted, and
5.) What if you experience complications from said surgery by a foreign surgeon and are not well enough or financially equipped to travel back. Are you prepared to live with the fact that cheap surgery made you worse?
That could be a reality. That is all I am saying. I am not downing the surgeon. I am not downing the procedure. All of this is new territory. Just remember, the trailblazers have to hack away at the weeds and fight with the brush. they work tirelessly to clear the way for others. They are risk takers and adventurous, brave and bold. The followers have a much clearer path with much less risk.
Only you can decide if you are a trailblazer or a follower.
A little investigation into what happens when medical tourism goes awry may make the decisin clearer to you. I do not have time or energy to do that for you.
so what do you guys think of dr. yong liu in china? surgery there is like 1/8th of the cost of the USA....
i dont know exactly..i heard someone say $200K in the states...i know its about $100K in spain.. i know china's prices are low, maybe $40K-ish? india is about the same or lower.Do you happen to have a link to his website, I had a hard time finding him. Also curious as to how much is surgery in the states? How did you find out how much surgery is w Dr yong liu?
another thing to keep in mind is that not everyone who has had surgery had recoveryJust wanted to make everyone aware that CCI fusion surgery has not good outcomes in every practice. (Jen Brea and Jeff already warned about this reality).
Here what Dr J. Edwards, "Emeritus Professor of Connective Tissue Medicine at University College London (UCL) in the UK" wrote about it on the s4m forum
I have heard seven people having surgery so far with five people completely recovered and two people with significant improvements on the way to recovery. Is there anyone else I'm missing?another thing to keep in mind is that not everyone who has had surgery had recovery
maybe everyone should have invasive traction first. maybe travel somewhere cheap for that first? then see...
there are really no easy answers.
invasive traction is expensive though...thousands of dollarsI have heard seven people having surgery so far with five people completely recovered and two people with significant improvements on the way to recovery. Is there anyone else I'm missing?
Performing traction to check for symptom relief certainly seems to be a great first step though.
Just wanted to make everyone aware that CCI fusion surgery has not good outcomes in every practice. (Jen Brea and Jeff already warned about this reality).
Here what Dr J. Edwards, "Emeritus Professor of Connective Tissue Medicine at University College London (UCL) in the UK" wrote about it on the s4m forum
This, exactly.Please try not to repeat things you don’t remember. People then read them and interpret them as facts.