A Thank You to Dr Qadir 15 Oct

Dear Dr.Qadir,
I’m so grateful with the surgery you did. It’s amazing how fast I started to walk again and not having pain as usual. The way I broke my pelvis in the car accident on June 5 and everything else so for I’m doing better now. Thankful for the passion you have for your career because you truly make people feel them selfs again and happy with results. Im so thankful once’s again I truly don’t have more words to explain but thank you Dr.Qadir!

-Andrea

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