Pic's of my neck and back surgery VERY GRAFICK

[opds9091]

the DX was "MYCOBACTIERUM Abscesses" during all the time in the hospital I wound up getting phenomena, and a SERVER CASE OF ACUTE PANCREAS which also i flat lined twice, 2008 was a bad year. So i am going into 09 healthy and i will quit smoking as well, and after my PT is over i am joining karate.

 

[rsw81]

the DX was \"MYCOBACTIERUM Abscesses\" during all the time in the hospital I wound up getting phenomena, and a SERVER CASE OF ACUTE PANCREAS which also i flat lined twice, 2008 was a bad year. So i am going into 09 healthy and i will quit smoking as well, and after my PT is over i am joining karate.

Interesting that it was Mycobacterium. This is incredibly uncommon in the United States, but is more commonly found in Australia and Africa from what I can find in the literature. Specifically, this is called Mycobacterium ulcerans. In the US, the most common bacteria to cause this is the Strep pyogenes that I mentioned before. So, this begs the question. Have you done any international travel in the months preceding the onset of symptoms?

Congrats on quiting smoking too! That's freakin' amazing that you can do that while also conquering these other difficulties.:cheer::rockon:

 

[opds9091]

no, the CDC, DOH all found that the meds & solution were tainted and out dated.

 

[rsw81]

no, the CDC, DOH all found that the meds & solution were tainted and out dated.

So the doctor knowing injected you with expired meds? Wow, that is just wrong. I hope you not only sue him for a large settlement, but that he loses his license for this. That is just plain negligence.