Sentences with phrase «to get surgery»

We want to get surgery done the next couple weeks.

After the last fight, I had to get surgery on one of my hands from breaking it up.

With help from us and from her friends, she was able to get the surgery for best friend.

It allows us to get surgeries in and out without waiting weeks or months for an appointment or delays because of patient back logs.

I'm so glad I didn't get that surgery my colleague suggested!

Before getting surgery and going under anesthesia, further testing should be done to determine if the cat is healthy enough to handle anesthesia.

On another note, I am finally taking care of this trigger thumb problem I have going on, and I have decided to get surgery tomorrow.

When a person gets surgery to fix an injury, is the result always the same?

This is speculation only but I also wonder if she has regrets getting the surgery.

If deciding to get surgery focus on getting a great surgeon.

I'm sure you are ready to get this surgery over and done.

Sadly, bad credit is a reality for many people, but it doesn't have to stop you from getting the surgery or procedure you deserve.

She is making great strides, but they are hoping to get her surgeries taken care of soon.

Should I just take him in to get surgery right away or just wait the 6 weeks and see how he does?

They told us to go home and call to make an appointment to get a surgery assessment.

«You can't get a surgery online,» he said.

Thanks to Healthy Paws, my furry soulmate was able to get surgery last month that saved his vision.

Stop looking and trust that this is the only place to get surgery for your four - legged friends!

People can apply for the voucher and get the surgery done any day of the year, making it very convenient and easy to use.

My puppy is about 3 months old, and she has the Umbilical Hernias, we a trying the find a way to help get surgery but we don't have the money.

By comparing children who got surgery before or after birth, researchers find that a preterm operation improves the likelihood that a child with spina bifida will be able to walk and lessens the risk of other neurological complications.

It starts off as an intriguing story about twin brothers who think their mother — whose face is bandaged up after getting surgery — is a sinister impostor, but that's about as interesting as things get.

Luck first injured his shoulder during the 2015 season, and he finally got surgery on it following the end of the 2016 season, but his recovery didn't go as planned and he went on to miss the entire 2017 season.

Adopters must sign an agreement to have the surgery performed; if the owner does not get the surgery performed, the deposit is forfeited.

I wish I had never gotten ANY surgery as it weakened her overall and made her put all her weight on the, then good knee.

But Bennett's decision to get surgery came shortly after Aaron Rodgers suffered a collarbone injury that forced the Packers to turn to Brett Hundley at quarterback and severely hurt the team's chances at making the playoffs.

Glenn had a bad ankle that was bungled — I had asked way back last training camp why the hell they did nt just get him the second surgery and fix the problem, instead of having him try to gimp his way through it only to finally be shut down for the season to get the surgery anyways — otherwise his contract was perfectly acceptable.

Players get surgery on rotater cuffs all the time, and are back within 9 months, while having to relearn to shoot.

In layman's terms, Godín got surgery on his two incisors in his upper jaw and the «dentoalveolar» refers to the unity of the teeth and the jaw.

If they can get the surgery earlier, once function is restored they can better address obesity.»

The researchers found that patients treated with deep brain stimulation survived an average of 6.3 years after the surgery, versus 5.7 years for the non-DBS patients after the date they might have gotten surgery based on their match to a surgery patient — a difference of eight months.

Think twice before getting this surgery About 500,000 hysterectomies — in which the uterus is removed — are performed annually in the U.S., making it the second most frequently performed surgical procedure on women.

I was diagnosed with gastro reflux two years ago which can be very similar to gastritis symptoms and I am now taking steady medicin and have to take the pills for most likely the rest of my life unless I go get surgery.

While some people are actually getting surgery to get the look, the easiest way to get your own more low - key, temporary version is with a little contouring.

Hai I'm Vicky, I love playin all sports but my all time favorite is football, though i'm getting surgery so no sports for a while.I love music and i have recently been recorded, i sing, play guitar and play keyboard.I love to go to the movies or just chill outside and i love to laugh and constantly do:)

I am worried about her going to the vet and then telling me that she has to get surgery because I know it is risky at her age and I want to know will antibiotics that the vets give me be strong enough to heal her completely.

Spay / neuter through VSNIP only costs $ 27 and your animal will get surgery at a full - service vet clinic.

our dog recently got surgery bc he had an obstruction from eating his toys.

Thanks to the generosity of RCHS donors, volunteers, and the news media, Orson got the surgery he needed.

I felt completely comfortable in getting these surgeries although I had been putting them off for quite a while because of nervousness about outcome or pain for my dog.

and medicaid / food stamps proof gets you the surgery free.

The vet urged Keely to drive to Minnesota and have Ody get surgery on his back.

With all the different medications available, why do people still get surgery for endometriosis?

She recommended getting surgery and that he would most likely need FHO surgery.

Contrary to what many remember, Foulke's career ended due to a failure to get surgery in time on his knees, not because he was abused that postseason.

Jim Hu, a urologic oncologist at NewYork - Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine, said he was struck by the «significant differences in the likelihood of metastatic disease,» which he said could eventually translate into a survival benefit for the men who got surgery or radiation.