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Golf Tournament – Silverstone CG in Las Vegas, NV
Second Annual Eddie Roman Golf Tournament A benefit for UCLA Neurosurgery Dept Saturday, September 24th at Silverstone CG in Las Vegas, NV When: Saturday, September 24th, 2011 Where: Silverstone Golf Course 8600 Cupp Drive Las Vegas, NV 89131 702-562-3770 Hole Sponsorship $200.00 – Company Sign will be displayed on tee box of your sponsorship hole Closest to the Pin Longest Drive Low score Most Honest score Raffle for amazing prizes! $150.00 per person includes Goody Bag, Golf, Cart, two drinks, lunch. Special Guest: Dr. Isaac Yang of UCLA Medical Center, Neurosurgery. Proceeds will go to benefit Dr. Isaac Yang’s continued research of brain tumors to help improve the quality of…
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Stitches Are Out and Tests Are OK
Well, two stories were typed, but I think the bottom line is I didn’t actually post them correctly, so let’s see if I can’t duplicate the info that I tried to put out there before. Last Wednesday, the stitches were taken out. It’s amazing, a person can’t really tell that the same old scar was again opened up, the same tumor, (a little less in size), was again taken out, and the scar was closed up again. The medical team was so unbelievable, in regards to so many things that they did, from the operation, to the after care, to following up on my rehab/walking, again, I just have words…
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Was Supposed to Have the Stitches Taken Out
Monday is when I was supposed to go in, have the stitches taken out, maybe go up to the check-out Rehab. services, and also find out a little bit about the radiation services. Let’s see, here’s how it ended up: Leave the stitches in at least a few more days, the Check-Up Rehab was good for at least a few more days, and we’re not anywhere in site of radiation technology. In a strange world, it does make some sort of sense; it just doesn’t put all of the pieces together. It seems that the incision is still a bit more swollen then it should be. I thought that might…
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Last Saturday We Actually Played Poker
Last Saturday we actually played poker; it was fun, I think that I actually pulled in about even at the end of the night. It was fun, seeing as though after 3-4 hours, I was starting to get a little tired. The poker players, Paul, Michael, Ron, myself. By the end of the night, all right, let’s go home and call it a night. So many times I go to a poker game, play poker, and head on end to another day. Every day, now, it seems to take on a new perspective. Probably every little thing will. By the way, that’s not a bad thing; I do believe that little thing…
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A Lot of Stuff That Eventually Wants to Come Out
There’s a lot of stuff that eventually wants to come out. So O.K., in time it will. But there’s still a whole lot that still is forming it’s way to the top. So here I was, ready to start the blog on the last surgery, (April 29, 2008), and then we find out that, “Hey, we have to go back in there, grab ANOTHER tumor, and we’ll pull that one out,too!” Then there was more news, stuff that we should all know about, but it just came out like blah, blah, blah…. So the Dr., Dr. Isaac Yang of the UCLA Medical Bldg, very astutly asked, “So when do you…