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Comment by Loretta Selkirk on March 13, 2010 at 6:04pm

Thanks for that. Yes never give up hope. When the Neurologist saw my husband for the first time after he was released from Rehab he said. Your going to be like this for the rest of your life. We just stared at him, blood draining from my head and about to pass out. Well two years later he is back to work full time, walking more quickly with his cane. He's proven them wrong. He's a miracle. He keeps trying . Keep believing and trusting God . I believe in prayer and vitamins. I started giving him vitamins especially B12 a few days after he came out of Rehab and have been praying hard ever since.

Comment by Linda Tasa-Andrychuk on November 24, 2009 at 8:04am

God bless you. My AVM hasn't been as bad as alot of the others that have written their story; as well as you. From all your experience it shows what a strong person you have become. Keep looking inside yourself for that strength of love, to bring you thru this trial. And don't ever give up your belief, that is your faith.

Comment by Chris on November 12, 2009 at 3:00am

great, great news. not unbelievable, with someone like you, anything will happen. positivity is the key to the door. so pleased for you Alicia. amazing and WELL DONE. XXXXXXXXXX

Comment by Greg K on September 14, 2009 at 11:37pm

Alicia, congrats on ur recovery! Having my first embolization soon. How long and how many embolizations before ur craniotomy? My AVM sounds pretty similar to urs.....15cm. The plan is to embolize it in zones and eventually obliterate it with gamma or surgery. Any symptons during ur embolization period? Thanks GK:)

Comment by Leeanne Newby on September 10, 2009 at 1:47pm

Lovely to hear your progress. Thinking of you and wishing more good things your way.
Leeanne

Comment by robin o on September 7, 2009 at 2:24pm

Sweet Alicia, Without you as a friend through all of this, the 'positive' energy I've received wouldn't be where it is right now...my motto has been 'panta pistevo' (something I learned as a young child from my greek mother). Although there are times I forget it's meaning, I'm reminded daily that we each need one another, in a way no others can understand. Every step you make in recovery, is a huge step in the eyes of us who know what you've been through and know the meaning of 'always believing'....always your friend, robin

Comment by Andrea Fisher on September 7, 2009 at 11:19am

Alicia that is so great to hear!!!!! Shalon is right you are like superwoman lol. Thanks for all your wisdom, and positive attitude on the site. It is so awesome that you are on here!!!!!

Comment by margaret vedder on September 7, 2009 at 10:35am

alicia, this is not unbelievable, YOUR POSITIVE ENERGY HEALED YOU. anything you wish for will happen for you. I wish for you everyday. like my right hand will get back to better SO WILL YOUR EYE, I KNOW IT. the docs are dont always say things the "right way". it is the positive thought that will create the energy that will help you..... i cant wait to meet you in person. xxx

Moderator Comment by Trish on September 6, 2009 at 9:34am

Hooray Alicia!! You have once again given me hope that my vision will one day return. Among my deficits, that one is truly the worst! So glad you are continuing to improve. Inspirational as always!

Comment by Erica on September 6, 2009 at 7:14am

Congratulations Alicia, you are such an awsome example to us.

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