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I have some questions.
I had an ascending aortic dissection almost 5yrs ago(I was 34 weeks pregnant at the time) They repaired my valved an replaced/graph my aortic from the valve to almost mid arch. Now I have a moderately leaky valve(also another aneurysm a little past the first one, and an enlarged aortic root). While surgery is not on the table at this time I am well aware that it is a possibility in the future. As my doc says if one of those issue gets to the point that it requires surgery they will fix all… Continue
Posted on November 8, 2010 at 18:33 — 13 Comments
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Just thought i would drop you a quick note to say that I hope yo uare feeling a bit better today this week. Deryk is right - we all have our good days and our bad days..I have just come back from a huge 4 day exhibition/meeting in London attended by over 200,000 people and it was tough going walking and talking all day..and I was exhausted last night when i got home...my 'click tick thump 'machine was in full flight.. and even though it is a terribly wintry cold and rainy morning today - I had a good nights sleep and feel good... so its amazing what a good sleep does for you!
Also I have a comment on Richards clubbing dig..well..we actually still do go clubbing now and again..my son and daughter in law love that we do.. and have threatened to join us one night.. but we dont go out that much but now and again - we do enjoy our music..and Richard is right..if you get too near a big speaker it sort of resonates with your mechanical valve..really funny! Anyway you take care and keep in touch!
cheers
Graeme
welcome to this group too! you know the drill by now, so i will just say that it is great to have you here, albeit under somewhat auspicious circumstances. fingers crossed for you!
take care,
r