is ketarol taken orally or is it some special injection, and if it is pills can you not just have them ready to take by your bedside along with a glass of water.
I read Kamui's diary and it was said the pain was very bad on the first night, is that because he did not have access to ketarol?
I am also confused about this general anesthesia that you are offered during surgery, people were saying if you take this you wil get a bad headache for days later on, but then it was said it might be somethign elese that causes the headache, if you can give some advice that would help a lot.
are there any patients that have had their devices removed in their own country, and if so does barinov expect us to send the device back to him.
for going home for consolidation, how I will get through airport the device on, should i bring some very baggy joggers, maybe I should bring my own wheelchair to russia, better yet maybe i should go to russia in a wheelchair so i know how to access the planes as a disabled person.
can I check that during the consolodation phase you can go up about 15 stair steps by sitting down on the first step and dragging yourself up each stair, I kindof need to do this to get to the 2nd floor of my house.
also during consolodation, what would be my prefered stance, should i be sitting in wheelchair most of the time, or should i be lying in bed most of the time.
also about wifi, i understand the hospital has no wifi, but does the clinic have wifi, I will only use the internet to change my flight times towards the end of the lengthening phase.
