I am married to a bionic man...

...and a really cute one at that. Well, Logan and I are finally in Geoff's room after a long day of waiting. The surgery was scheduled for 11:30am but we weren't able to see Geoff until 7pm. This wasn't due to any complications, just different protocol than in the states. The surgeon, Dr. Zeegers came in to talk with us shortly after I arrived. He was very pleased with the way everything went and very confident after seeing the "severe degeneration" in the discs that the 2 level replacement was exactly what Geoff needed. Dr. Zeegers told Geoff to take it easy tonight, but for us to plan on a nice walk outside tomorrow. You can imagine that Geoff was glad to hear that. He is in great spirits and we are both beside ourselves with joy that the operation was a success. As for the clinic and the staff, we couldn't be more impressed. The clinic is as nice as it gets and the nurse staff are fantastic. I can't even say enough about Dr. Zeegers and his personal approach to his patients. You always want your Dr. to take an interest in your story, and this doctor definitely took to Geoff. For those interested, Geoff will be posting on a separate forum that was created specifically for prospective patients. It may be dry at times, but feel free to follow it: http://www.ispine.org/forum/surgery-blogs/1120-geoffs-blog-alpha-kilinik-l4-l5-s1.html. Scroll down or select the next page to read his last post from today.


Words can't express the gratitude we feel to the Lord for providing this as an option to Geoff, and secondly for the support system you all have provided along the way.

Way to go, daddy!



The perfect medicine


My dad rocks!