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Old 04-03-2009, 03:44 AM   #35
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Originally Posted by sa meredith View Post
"...Don't know Just Sold, but read many of his posts.
I was introduced to Just Sold briefly a few years ago, and it certainly personalized the original post!

I was distressed and am now hearing the great news of a near-full recovery.

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Having a heart patient in my family, I know what you are going through. Best wishes for a Speedy Recovery.
Ditto.

I have a minor heart problem myself (right bundle-branch block), and my Dad had a quadruple bypass when he ran out of get-up-and-go.

Last year, his doctor told him, "The warranty has run out on your bypass surgery". However, it's been all-good—without further interventions—for over thirty years!

Medically, at least, we live in wondrous times.

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"...I should have a near full recovery back close to where I was before. I did have a stent implanted in the area of the blockage that caused the heart attack..."
That's great news.

While it's fresh in your mind, do you have any advice for the rest of us "sedentary types" regarding statin drugs and daily walks? (Not so much for jogging, I'm hearing).

I've also heard that having a stent is actually good news for a heart patient: Some have had coatings applied that extend the useful life of a stent, unlike the stent that plagued former VP Cheney.

Is a coated stent the one you received?
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