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Erinmom2

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Mom to Malachi Moyamoya
surgery on June 28th
2010.

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Surgery Day!!
Jun 29^th, 2010 at 8:57pm

Malachi had his surgery today in Boston with Dr. Scott and Dr. Smith. It went perfect and they were able to do both sides today!! We are so thankful.

We know that he is a ticking time bomb still and the next days, weeks and months are just as important. We contiune to remain positive and hopeful that he will have no further complications!

The staff here at Boston as simply amazing!! We are in awe. I HIGHLY, HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend Dr. Scott and Dr. Smith.

I am so thankful for this site. It has provided us with immeasurable knowledge on Moyamoya. Thank you all for sharing you life, your journey and you family with us!! We are forever grateful!

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Little Luca Senior Poster Offline Whatever it takes Posts: 346 Somerset West, South Africa Gender:	Re: Surgery Day!! Reply #1 - Jun 30^th, 2010 at 6:32am Well done to Malachi and well done to all the medical staff involves. I would say the difficult part is now behind you and the journey to recovery from the surgery begins. Don't rush him back into his normal life, give him lots of time. Stay strong Mark (Luca's Dad)
Back to top	1st stroke in September 2008, age 10 months Bi-lateral mm diagnosis 2nd stroke in November 2008, age 1 year old Left side surgery in December 2008 13 years on now Doing just great! IP Logged

Becky Old-Time Poster Offline Stroke10/03, Diagnosed6/04, Unilateral Surgery9/04 Posts: 532 Minneapolis, USA, usa, 303, 84, MN, Minnesota Gender:	Re: Surgery Day!! Reply #2 - Jun 30^th, 2010 at 9:28am I am so Happy Malachi is past the first step and on the road to recovery. Don't rush him back to "normal" activities. Keep an eye on him so he doesn't overexert himself, but it is important to allow him to explore his own boundaries. Be supportive. He will get his strength from you. Becky
Back to top	What doesn't kill us, makes us stronger. And sometimes leaves a cool looking scar. STA-MCA bypass and EMS Surgeries done at same time at the Mayo clinic IP Logged

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