Dolph
QLD Cup
- Joined
- Apr 28, 2023
- Messages
- 582
Probably even longer than a week.yeah but i doubt if anything gets out about how it went till latter next week, as will take few days to find if it was successful
Probably even longer than a week.yeah but i doubt if anything gets out about how it went till latter next week, as will take few days to find if it was successful
That's good. Fingers crossed he can be back early in 2025.Ok got some news for you.
Tom going under today. Stories about career ending are blown out of proportion.
Yes, there is a chance, like with any op, however, the operation will more then likely see him back.
This from a very good source
As this person said, anything can happen with an Op.That's good. Fingers crossed he can be back early in 2025.
If there was a chance it could get worse, I doubt they'd have gone ahead with it.its experimental surgery , that could cause his injury to retire him of course theres going be concern from all angles some nerve transfers go better than other the fact that it had some the best sport surgeons concerned , tells you there was a need to be worried
There is always a chance with any operation. Guy who worked at my last place never woke up after having his teeth out.If there was a chance it could get worse, I doubt they'd have gone ahead with it.
He had heart attack or aneurysm while under? There was a friendly who used to sit at the desk behind me. Maybe late 30s or early 40s. Seemed in good health. Not obese or anything like that. One day he just didn't come into work. Turned out the evening or night before while taking or just after taking a bath, died suddenly from an undiagnosed aneurysm.There is always a chance with any operation. Guy who worked at my last place never woke up after having his teeth out.
For sure there is a chance something unforeseen can happen. He might walk out of the hospital and get hit by an out of control bus. But I don't think there is any possibility the operation will make his nerve damage worse.There is always a chance with any operation. Guy who worked at my last place never woke up after having his teeth out.
It's more that the nerve needs heal n by heal I mean get it going rightFor sure there is a chance something unforeseen can happen. He might walk out of the hospital and get hit by an out of control bus. But I don't think there is any possibility the operation will make his nerve damage worse.
If it works at all, it'll take a long time. 6months to a year according to the club. But it won't get any worse as a result of the operation.It's more that the nerve needs heal n by heal I mean get it going right
I use to work in that field. Your story is generally what happens with Aneurysm’s.He had heart attack or aneurysm while under? There was a friendly who used to sit at the desk behind me. Maybe late 30s or early 40s. Seemed in good health. Not obese or anything like that. One day he just didn't come into work. Turned out the evening or night before while taking or just after taking a bath, died suddenly from an undiagnosed aneurysm.
Not sure what happened to be fair we were all just told he never came aroundHe had heart attack or aneurysm while under? There was a friendly who used to sit at the desk behind me. Maybe late 30s or early 40s. Seemed in good health. Not obese or anything like that. One day he just didn't come into work. Turned out the evening or night before while taking or just after taking a bath, died suddenly from an undiagnosed aneurysm.
The Dolphins Pod is a fan forum made and maintained by Dolphins fans; and has no official affiliation with The Dolphins NRL Club.