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Penn · 12-14-2025, 17:20

This thread is 16 y/o. My condition: Over that time period, DVT has been addressed several times, directly via surgery, and indirectly via a regimen of meds, or both. Throughout all of that time, the DVT condition has never been fully resolved or remedied because there is no remedy; there is only maintenance: Surgery and meds. After spending the last 3 Months in the hospitals of the University of Penn and NYP/ Cornell, I can attest that this is absolutely true. Although my surgery was 100% succsseful, removing all blockage in both the left and right legs, I contracted a VGI, Vascular Graft Infection, while undergoing the September 20th surgery. Making the past three months challenging with 60+ days in Hospitals. Current state: DVT in both legs, removed. Weight: down 50#. State of mind: get to live again, rethinking the future.

12-14-2025, 17:20	#8
Penn Area Commander Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 3,483	DVT's must be addressed.... This thread is 16 y/o. My condition: Over that time period, DVT has been addressed several times, directly via surgery, and indirectly via a regimen of meds, or both. Throughout all of that time, the DVT condition has never been fully resolved or remedied because there is no remedy; there is only maintenance: Surgery and meds. After spending the last 3 Months in the hospitals of the University of Penn and NYP/ Cornell, I can attest that this is absolutely true. Although my surgery was 100% succsseful, removing all blockage in both the left and right legs, I contracted a VGI, Vascular Graft Infection, while undergoing the September 20th surgery. Making the past three months challenging with 60+ days in Hospitals. Current state: DVT in both legs, removed. Weight: down 50#. State of mind: get to live again, rethinking the future.
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