Quote from: crimsontide on July 01, 2016, 03:13:56 AMSo we are supposed to believe that pricess is not Tbike, but a relative that decided to create a fictional account?
Guys, this form has jumped the shark. I laugh when I read it, but I hope no one takes it seriously.
That's why he said it was fake and logged in to prove it, and got it deleted?
Quote from: crimsontide on July 01, 2016, 03:13:56 AMSo we are supposed to believe that pricess is not Tbike, but a relative that decided to create a fictional account?
Guys, this form has jumped the shark. I laugh when I read it, but I hope no one takes it seriously.
From the details Tibike has shared with me outside of this forum about the whole "pricess" account fiasco, I have no reason to doubt him or his intentions.
He was very transparent with the whole situation, and reported it to the moderators just as soon as he could. He also did the forum the courtesy of announcing it publicly so that people could disregard the misinformation that "pricess" spread. Thus saving the future patients here undo worry or concern, and protecting the reputation of Dr. Catagni from unwarranted harm.
Tibike did right by this forum, calm down.
excuse you.
I've spoken to Tbike off the forum as well, and tbike did nothing for the forum
He sent me messages asking for any negative information I had regarding Drs.
I was the one that kept telling him not to do it, while he said I did not know what I was talking about
Tbike created the fake account when he had changed his mind from positive to negative.
Now that he's changed it again, no need for that account
It makes zero sense why a relative would create a fictional account, then admit to it(thereby blowing their cover) and then handing over the password
If you believe this story, that is your choice. I won't mock your intelligence, but the story is quite unbelievable.
Luckily, this board has very very active members now, so it does not really matter. I don't think this board gets Dr's even 1 additional patient, so I'm not going to complain too much about it.
We have stories like this, fake diaries and threads, etc. Maybe 1% of the members that had this surgery are still active. It's bizarre threads such as this that are the reason.
Is Sweden around? Musicmaker? Kirk? All these members had the surgery, but rarely if ever post.
Which thread should I read now? Stripes?
Tbike, I'd love to respond to you, but can't be sure if that's really you, or some relative. Surely, you understand
Have a good day, gentlemen.
Stripes: Dr. Barinov, Russia
RGKEY: Dr. Barinov, Russia
Crimsontide: Dr. Bagirov, Russia
Sweden: Dr. Sarin, India
Krp1: Dr. Monegal, Spain
Musicmaker: Dr. Monegal, Spain
Did I miss anyone with a "bad" outcome?
Seems to be a theme here...don't use a sh*t doctor.
Is there a SINGLE Dr. Paley, Dr. Mahboubian, Dr. Guichet bad outcome diary?
Bringing up bad outcomes from going to sh*t doctors does not help your argument at all, and I'm not sure why you brought it up anyway, since you were in the middle of arguing over Tibike.
I've noticed you have a habit of changing subjects/thoughts mid-comment(s) before.
You seem very ego-invested in proving yourself right, and proving whomever you're arguing with wrong. Not sure why that is, nor do I care.
I won't be responding to anymore of your posts, you're a waste of time.
One last thing Crimsontide,
Why is it so hard to believe someone would make a fake account?
Wasn't there a fake account made for you? Or did I just imagine the whole "crimsonfag" fake account incident?
The only one here who is making a fool of himself is you crimsone. I can understand and I even have simpathy for your pain and sorrow. But from that to going to try to make up a story about me creating a fake account in order to persuade myself? I am not mentally ill like some members here (And I suspect you included).
I deleated you from my friend list as well as many other members I have spoken to outside of the forum because I was trying to get over the height thingy. Sadly I didnt. A relative asked me why I am still like this, so I said because I can't seem to accept my height (it was a month or two after the cancellation). He asked why did I cancel it. I said about an account who posted about getting crippelled. So the family member told me "I am going to admit, it was X idea to do this in order to scare you away from the surgery. We thought that if you will be super scared you will get this idea off your head and will accept what you got in life." I asked if this is true, and in order to be sure, I asked the account name and password and voila it was indeed a false account.
So again, you want to think that I am mentally ill (like you) that I will go all the way to make an act (and for what? I dont know anyone here personally so I dont know why you think I care about opinions about me here) then it means maybe it is something you are capable of.
Have a nice amputation crimsone
Hey CCMidwest,
You listed Krp1 as a bad outcome. Did something go wrong with his surgery?
Quote from: blahblah on July 01, 2016, 07:35:51 PMHey CCMidwest,
You listed Krp1 as a bad outcome. Did something go wrong with his surgery?
Ask him to be sure. Somebody here said he did though, yeah. But I don't know for sure and won't speak for him anymore than I apparently just did. (My apologies to Krp1 if I was mistaken)
Quote from: CCMidwest on July 01, 2016, 07:53:35 PMAsk him to be sure. Somebody here said he did though, yeah. But I don't know for sure and won't speak for him anymore than I apparently just did. (My apologies to Krp1 if I was mistaken)
From what he told in his thread, he had a pretty good outcome.
ANY doctor has bad cases. All of them. Lurk about Paley's operating a wrong limb ("the state Department of Health filed two administrative complaints against Paley...") or the rumours about the reason behind his move to Florida.
Probably any doctor performing LL has a case of non-union or delayed union. The question is, is the doctor to blame, or is the patient? Those complications are hard to predict, even Guichet said so ("healing time is never known in anticipation, unless there was a previous fracture..." -> this applies to delayed unions, probably to non unions, too) Maybe the patient did not follow a good diet, maybe he/she was a smoker (if that was the case, he would probably never admit it, and would blame the doctor for his complication). Or maybe his genetics were simply awful. Same for nail/screws malfunction. Bohemia told the story of a guy who went skiing with his bone still not consolidated, causing the nail to bend. If that happens, can be considered a bad outcome? If a patient is overconfidently walking unaided, falls and bend a nail, is the doctor to blame?
So complications can appear because a doctor is not competent, but also because the patient lacks dedication or common sense. If that was the case, it would be easier for him to blame the doctor than to admit his own fault. And finally, what makes LL quite scary is that even if you are a good patient and you are being operated by a serious doctor, complications can also appear.
Quote from: Ozymandias on July 01, 2016, 08:47:08 PMFrom what he told in his thread, he had a pretty good outcome.
ANY doctor has bad cases. All of them. Lurk about Paley's operating a wrong limb ("the state Department of Health filed two administrative complaints against Paley...") or the rumours about the reason behind his move to Florida.
Probably any doctor performing LL has a case of non-union or delayed union. The question is, is the doctor to blame, or is the patient? Those complications are hard to predict, even Guichet said so ("healing time is never known in anticipation, unless there was a previous fracture..." -> this applies to delayed unions, probably to non unions, too) Maybe the patient did not follow a good diet, maybe he/she was a smoker (if that was the case, he would probably never admit it, and would blame the doctor for his complication). Or maybe his genetics were simply awful. Same for nail/screws malfunction. Bohemia told the story of a guy who went skiing with his bone still not consolidated, causing the nail to bend. If that happens, can be considered a bad outcome? If a patient is overconfidently walking unaided, falls and bend a nail, is the doctor to blame?
So complications can appear because a doctor is not competent, but also because the patient lacks dedication or common sense. If that was the case, it would be easier for him to blame the doctor than to admit his own fault. And finally, what makes LL quite scary is that even if you are a good patient and you are being operated by a serious doctor, complications can also appear.
You don't know what you are talking about. Some patients have had non union for genetic reasons, but many patients from Monegal have developed non union as a result of a poor osteotomy. I can give names if you want. SOme of them in the forum.
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