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TheUltimate

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Posted: 14 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: nikitagmc

Nowhere has it been written that sushant recovered fully. It is only written that he agreed to dance. As the article itself says- he will be taking an injection in the back before dancing- (i think i have an idea what that injection would be)

Also it has been written that Shampa has kept easy moves for him-- signifying that his condition isn't that good to take on 'heavy' dancing.

So you see, he hasn't become okay. He has just become better than before, so that he can try and dance after taking some necessary precautions.

IMHO = In my humble opinion. Those are the keywords of my post.

So, doc, remember I told something about coming up with the dance steps that would not strain Sushant's back and you basically tried to silence me by saying that you understand the case since you are a doc and hence it is impossible for Sushant to dance?? I am seriously curious about your stand now.

It must be seriously powerful medicines that made him ready for dance (from bedrest) in just a few days! Or maybe that injection was invented in last few days.

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bonnefille

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Posted: 14 years ago

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@ TheUltimate: Others did get rest.....didn't they? and recovered in one week's time.....so why does Sushant's week off hurts so much. Sushant too will come in face off like others.

You too missed the key words- "For me it is satisfying enough...."

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TheUltimate

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: bonnefille
@ TheUltimate: Others did get rest.....didn't they? and recovered in one week's time.....so why does Sushant's week off hurts so much. Sushant too will come in face off like others.

You too missed the key words- "For me it is satisfying enough...."

Apparently, I also missed an extra week off that everyone else got.

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bonnefille

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: TheUltimate

Apparently, I also missed an extra week off that everyone else got.

Didn't make sense to me.....but Cool! Love you darling! can't waste my time too much. So ATB...continue your crusade against sushita! U hate them.....I love them..... that's where we differ.

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Grafixgurl

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Posted: 14 years ago

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thank god he is back. the most deserving contestant. love u sushant.

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Nikita Lakhe

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: TheUltimate

IMHO = In my humble opinion. Those are the keywords of my post.

So, doc, remember I told something about coming up with the dance steps that would not strain Sushant's back and you basically tried to silence me by saying that you understand the case since you are a doc and hence it is impossible for Sushant to dance?? I am seriously curious about your stand now.

It must be seriously powerful medicines that made him ready for dance (from bedrest) in just a few days! Or maybe that injection was invented in last few days.

For the first thing, I never tried to silence you. Neither did I give any verdict saying I am a doc.

I just said that do not draw out any conclusive judgemnet cos none of us know the severity of his condition. I never said he is on bedrest--- I simply said that sometimes condition of patients is so bad that they may even need bedrest and since we do not know the severity of his condition we shouldn't judge it by saying he should have danced and all.

It seems you did not read my views properly last time. I had myself said that such patients usually need some amount of rest, and AFTER THAT they may TRY to exert the back a little (by giving easy steps as in Sushant's case) . If it works out then he may perform, otherwise not. Everything depends on severity of case and improvement shown by patient. And the article has clearly said that Sushant is better but not completely well.Treatment is done in phases. You cannot jump from one phase to another.

And this is exactly what they have done. I do not find anything wrong here.

And I do not understand why are you trying to argue about medicines and management and treatment saying it was wrong. Why use conclusive statements like 'he should have done this and that'??? If you notice my defences I have been using 'may' etc. simply bcos I myself do not know his exact condition and I'm evaluating it generally keeping in mind whatever we have to come know as of now.

Trivia::: Dr. Ali Irani is one of the most reputed physiotherapists of Mumbai and has tended to many celebrities in the past too like SRK and was also physiotherapist for Indian cricket team.

Edited by nikitagmc - 14 years ago