He is working as a Doctor of Diabetes and Endocrinology, New Zealand. His international experience includes various programs, contributions and participation in different countries for diverse fields of study.  His research interests reflect in his wide range of publications in various national and international journals.

 2nd March - Back to work from my home office. Sitting was quite hard but I had brought a kneel chair - the best thing I ever did! If I worked for someone I probably would have taken 1-2 weeks after this surgery as its hard to sit. 6th March - had the dressing changed. Surgeon said it was healing well and probably another week and it would be completely healed. 9th March - I stopped taking tramadol and the other pain meds. Tramadol really was fantastic for taking the pain away - although it makes you feel like a space cadet. 10th March - Drove for the first time. That was a bit tricky and hurt quite alot. I probably should have waited for at least a couple of weeks before I drove. 13th March - surgeon was bang on with the cut healing - exactly one week and its all healed. 13th May 09 - it's been over 10 weeks and the cut sometimes get numb when I put pressure on it for too long. I can sit normally and going to the movies isn't a headache. I've had no complications whatsoever. Obviously everyone's situation is unique but listening to the surgeons advice was the best thing I ever did.