Just had my consultation with Dr. Debiparshad. He answered all my questions, and I feel very confident with having the surgery with him. He says they should have the full weight baring nail in November. I have excellent credit at 770, once I pay off my car loan in the next few weeks it should improve, so I'm confident I can get the loan for the procedure. He said the full weight baring nail will be an additional 3-4k for each leg, so not that much more expensive. Going with that nail is the obvious choice, that way I can return to work sooner.
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Posted on Jul 25, 2023, 12:25 am
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Posted on Jul 25, 2023, 5:29 am
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Yes, he did. I had a video consult with him today.
Posted on Jul 25, 2023, 12:09 pm
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He told me November , if all goes well with FDA and he said he was confident it will. So I went ahead and emailed Teresa to try and schedule for January. Dr D said it will def be out by then.
I don’t see why anybody would want to get the partial weight , just wait for this one to be released. It’s only a few grand more, and will be out late this year, early next at the latest. He did say there is a good sized wait list , so I’m trying to schedule my surgery in January (giving it time for release)
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