I know OHS must be very difficult from the family's side of the sheet. The patient gets to sleep through it and their recovery is remarkably fast. Thanks for directing my positive energy Suzie. I offer mine 100 fold ... to the surgeon, to the OR team, to sss and family and then, perhaps most importantly, to the patient that their road down the mountain he's climbed doesn't have any more Mack trucks to hit him head on ...
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There's a thread over in the AH that sss is posting updates on. Heart catheter? So far, there's been a couple of scary (but very brief) setbacks to Mr sss's recovery, but from what I've read, he's doing amazingly well. This is a very dangerous event that he's been fortunate to survive. John Ritter and some other famous folks have been killed by dissecting aortic aneurysms but this family followed the recommendations of the American Heart Society by getting to ER as soon as he felt his symptoms.
Me too! I have a fine family and a fantastic cardiologist and surgeon. Makes a world of difference. It helps to have friends, as well; online or close enough to touch, it helps a lot.Thanks Champ and for the advice I'm glad somebody looked after you
