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rumplestiltskin
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When we walk to the edge of all the light, we have to take the step into
the darkness of the unknown, and we must believe that one of two
things will happen. There will be something solid for us to stand on or
we will be taught to fly.
- Patrick Overton
Decide today to try something different. You have the info right here at the tip of yer mouse. Use it. Commit. You alone can manage yer pain.
Walk in the sunshine
den
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catlind
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Re: Let the day begin
« Reply #1 on: Nov 9th, 2002, 8:28am » |
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Awesome way to start the day 
And when I step into that darkness known as heart catheterization/heart surgery I know that I will have a firm platform to stand on or will be taught to fly with all the support of my clusterbuds
Den you still rock
Cat
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A true friend is someone who reaches for your hand and touches your heart
If yer gonna be stupid, ya gotta be tough
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suzy617
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Re: Let the day begin
« Reply #2 on: Nov 9th, 2002, 9:33am » |
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Cat, when are you going for the surgery?
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When God measures men, He puts the tape around the heart, not the head.
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Hound_Dogg
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Cat...
Let me know if you have any questions on your impending "Cat Cath". I've been through it twice.
James (Dogg)
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Re: Let the day begin
« Reply #4 on: Nov 9th, 2002, 1:52pm » |
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I go in on the 14th, at 7:30 for the cat cath, and so far they've been very clear in explaining everything that is going to happen. It was the cardiac nurse who told me that they had a ST Segment depression which indicated a possible coronary artery disease - myocardial ischemia, and what they would do after the cath as far as setting up dates and getting the ball rolling should I need angioplasty, atherectomy (or something like that) or bypass surgery.
I'll know everything after I leave the cath lab on the 14th. I'm staying positive and counting on the fact I'm a stubborn cat and anything they find will be insignificant and that the stress test and holter results were just skewed
Tell me what they found with you Dogg? and why they did your cath?
Cat
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jonny
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Shut up, Pimplestiltskin!!!
I pray (did I say that?) the next family reunion is in Texass.
Maybe this time Adam will let me win in arm wrestling 
But your still a troll in my book, my book only has one page........LOL
...........................jonny
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Hound_Dogg
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Cat,
I had one due to extreme chest pain that they could not diagnose. Had a Nuclear stress test that was inconclusive, so they wanted to do the Cath. Didn't find anything though. Second one was 2 years later, since I was still having the pain. Diagnosed it as costochondritis. Said heart was ok.
I'll tell you, the test is pretty uneventful. toughest part is at the end when they apply "HEAVY" pressure to the artery to stop the bleeding. It was the longest 15 minutes in my life. Also they put a sandbag on the artery & you can't move for 6 hours.
I wish you lettsa luck and hope they only find a very healthy heart in there. But remember, if they do find something, it's better to find out early. Then you and the doctor's can take care of it.
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