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Last August I had surgery to release my ulnar nerve at both my elbow and my wrist, the pain I had been experiencing vanished once I was recovered. 6 Months following the surgery it was back. I now have to have another surgery to physically move the ulnar nerve since it's rubbing against my bone, the dang thing won't stay in the bed that was made for it. This is a highly successful surgery, but the only problem is that it requires money. like most things. I've got more debt on my hands with this upcoming surgery than I can handle. I'm seeking support from friends, family, and networks I'm part off. I understand the world doesn't owe me anything, but if anyone reading this is kind enough to share my page and help get the word out I would be forever grateful. If you can donate and share even better! Thank you to all my supporters who have helped me come this far in reaching my goal to become pain free, this surgery will allow me to return to sewing and drawing. Something I desperately miss to do.
www.gofundme.com/CarasNerve
or you can visit my other page
pages.giveforward.com/medical/…
Whatever is donated to one will decrease the max donation in the other. My appointments, surgery, and recovery will amount to about $5,000. The two websites allow me to reach a wider demographic. Please share! Thank you again for taking your time to read my journal and my pages!
www.gofundme.com/CarasNerve
or you can visit my other page
pages.giveforward.com/medical/…
Whatever is donated to one will decrease the max donation in the other. My appointments, surgery, and recovery will amount to about $5,000. The two websites allow me to reach a wider demographic. Please share! Thank you again for taking your time to read my journal and my pages!
Goodbye Stitches!
on August 27th I had surgery to release my ulnar nerve at both my elbow and my wrist as it was compressed, therefore causing the pain that made me stop doodling. I'm still sore, and typing is a little hard, but thus far the recovery has been going well! my roommates are freaking amazing and really helped me out when I couldn't even drive myself into town, or cook, or clean. Recovery is going to take a little longer, and I can expect to be sore for a month or two as my nerve recovers from being compressed and irritated for so long, so here's to hoping this is exactly what I needed to get my wrist to stop hurting in the long run :) I've alre
Crunch time, but moving forward
Its been a long time coming, but alas a long term solution for my wrist problems has finally been made! Its sort of crunch time with everything going on, but come next week I'll be going into surgery to have my ulnar nerve released at both my elbow and wrist as that is what's causing the problem. All other invasive options have failed, and though I'm not looking forward to the surgery and recovery itself, I am looking forward to the fact that this will solve my constant wrist pain, and allow me to get back to doing what I love and very much miss being able to do on a regular basis! Drawing! and in the future I plan to add some more things
Busy Busy Bee
Hello again! Busy as busy can be with school coming to a close and my internship coming up very quickly, in addition I've been working with my Dr. to figure out what's going on with my wrist, and this Thursday I'm scheduled for an EMG to test the nerve conductivity in my arm. It should help find where it's entrapped, and how to approach the next step. I was hoping just a shot to relive the inflammation and get it out of this viscous cycle that would be preventing it from healing, but that is not looking like a very promising option. He's thinking we'll have to do surgery on it because my muscle in my hand is starting to atrophy, and not f
Not gone promise
To anyone who follows me, thanks for sticking around! I know I haven't been active, and I wish to be. However I have some sort of good news, if you could call it that. For those of you that know me or have read my previous entries you are probably aware of the issues I face with my dominant wrist/hand, its been a persistent problem for some time and is unfortunately getting worse, however that is exactly what made it easier for the Dr. to identify! I now know whats causing the problem, the pain, and the lack of motion and strength! Its not going to be better overnight, we're talking a few months at best to completely eradicate the issue,
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