I got to know Prof. Dr. Roetting by  coincidence in August 2001 while I was with my family in holiday in Las Palmas just three days before our holidays ending. My problem started in March 1999, as I had unexpected perforated stomach ulcer in Casablanca/Morocco and I had to be operated on the spot. Following day after the operation I lost all my both legs muscles from pelvis down wards, I could not left them, I had all sort of examinations which showed that I still got the reflex and sensivity in my legs, but no mussels what so ever, then I started to have a physiotherapy in Casablanca by a recommended best physiotherapist in town, he used to come home doing some movements to my legs by his hands an then forcing me to walk by holding the shoulder of one person from the right and another from the left and him pushing my feet from behind, which I got to know later on that I could damaged the ligament. I was not happy with the treatment in Morocco, I contacted my Doctor in London and he registered ma at the best private hospital. I stayed at the hospital for 19 days inpatient and they did all the possible physical examinations (coloured MRI, repeat MRI, Spin flow...) which it showed nothing physical wrong, and the neurologist recommendation was intensive physiotherapy, for the mussels to regain the strength, during my stay at the hospital in London I was having physio twice a day and by December 1999 I was able to walk with two sticks, but how I was walking, completely wrong, mostly by using my upper body.