Macbook pro dead after 10.7.5 update

after this update, 2010 macbook pro will not boot.
hangs on grey boot screen with spinning wheel.
tried restart with option command p r same result
what are my options?

That's a lot to go thru!
For the future, I would recommend buying DiskWarrior. It is the best at directory repairs. It rebuilds then actually replaces your old directory. I feel every Mac owner should have a copy.
Make sure you get the disk so you can boot up on it to run repairs. You can also install it on another drive and run it from there to repair this one. DW works faster that way. But sometimes a badly damaged system can be deemed unrepairable by the installed version, but if booted and repaired from the DW disk it may still be repairable. This has happened to me.
I use DW once a month to try and catch errors in my system from getting too far out of hand. DW has repaired every big and little issue I've had on all three of my Macs.
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Ps: Sorry for my spelling.
Best regards, Juuso from Finland

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Model Identifier: MacBookPro1,1
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+Message was translated by google translator+

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