http://institutefornaturalhealing.com/2013/10/this-amino-acid-reverses-nerve-damage/ This Amino Acid Reverses Nerve Damage It happens to diabetics and chemotherapy patients. It also happens to people suffering from auto-immune diseases, certain viruses, and nutrition problems. Sometimes you develop ...

FYI for anyone curious. Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional. I've been practicing meditation just over 3 years now. My main purpose was to change my experience of pain, my second purpose was to give this chronic pain an actual purpose. No pain, no gain kind of thinking (or pain = gain). I ...

10 page summary of meditation guru Shinzen Young's book "Break Through Pain". Very helpful for those that are curious. http://shinzen.org/Articles/artPain.pdf What is Mindfulness 20 page http://shinzen.org/Articles/WhatIsMindfulness_SY_Public.pdf more reading under "articles" htt...

cbr9,
Any news on your experience with getting the DREZ surgery done?

Who was your surgeon and where did you have it done?

Thanks,
Christopher

first time reading this while looking into other posts on DLPA use and success stories. Glad it helped Willird!

Anyone else ever try it?

link on it here:
http://ubpn.org/forums/18/19484?start=10&hilit=dlpa

VIDEO NEWSCAST:

http://www.wsvn.com/news/articles/local ... procedure/

Woman in boating accident gets first-ever treatment to rebuild torn nerve http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/10/29/3719239/woman-in-boating-accident-gets.html The doctors had to save Danielle Press’ life before worrying about her leg. She arrived at Jackson Memorial Hospital on Sept. 14 losing lots of...

Tom Wheeler: "On the 26th March 2011 I took part in what seemed to be an average weekends racing. Little did I know that on this day my life would be changed for ever. This 3 part series will give you an in sight in to my recovery and progress since the injury 4 months ago. Many of you might f...

6 months after the injury is usually the best time for the surgery. 2 weeks to 4 months to 6 months The Mayo Clinic Team prefers the 4 month waiting period for the majority of surgical interventions. That doesn't mean there aren't different time frames better suited for different situations, but......

Dr Belzberg at Johns Hopkins:

http://ubpn.org/resources/medical/medic ... view=entry

Dr Wolfe in NYC at Columbia's Hospital for Special Surgery:

http://ubpn.org/resources/medical/medic ... view=entry

http://www.hss.edu/physicians_wolfe-scott.asp