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Get well wishes for MAC66

Started by Superheat, December 03, 2013, 01:01:39 PM

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mac66

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I'm HOME!  I held off writing since I learned the last time I was in the hospital that writing messages while under heavy pain meds isn't very productive. I've now been off the pain meds for a couple days and am now relatively coherent, though it still took me half an hour to write this. ::)

The good news is that I now have a new aortic heart valve clicking away inside of me and I feel pretty good. The other good news is that this was not the result of heart disease but of a congenital heart valve problem. I wasn't sick and should have no long term effects.  I now realize that I had some significant symptoms that I didn't recognize as far back as last summer. If you have had any physical heartaches, twinges, pains, palpitations, heart flutter, irregular heart beat or mini chest cramps you might want to ask your doctor to schedule a echo cardiogram

I've recovered from the surgery, now just need to heal up.  I should back on the Appleseed trail by the end of January.

And no, I still haven't heard anything about my guns from Ruger.  :)
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Superheat

Quote from: mac66 on December 09, 2013, 12:40:08 PM
And no, I still haven't heard anything about my guns from Ruger.  :)

Ya know if you put that at the top it would have saved me a lot of reading.   ^:)^

Glad to hear you are at home.  I feel like a heal for not coming to the hospital to see ya.  Next time I promise.  See you at the IBC.

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Just heard.  Glad to know you are on your way to feeling good again.  Take care Mac66

mac66

Went to the cardiologist today and am doing well. Everything works and I'm feeling good.
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Good deal Mac... Will the clicking make it easier to touch if off between heartbeats? :)...O.L.
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Quote from: mac66 on December 16, 2013, 05:50:01 PM
Went to the cardiologist today and am doing well. Everything works and I'm feeling good.
Mac,
Thank you for the update. Excellent!
Now, get back to work  ;)
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