Heart work.
My heart attack (about 2 years ago) was the LAD, known in medical terms as "The Widow Maker". Fortunately, I had no one to widow, so I survived and am doing very well. This all has given me a great deal of respect for folks in the heart business.
Three groups worked on me. The Fire Guys were very prompt, and very skilled. They told me I needed real specialists, so took me to Huntington hospital (very top grade). The cardiologist looked at the EKG made by the Fire Guys and said, "This is serious", and I was in surgery within 10 minutes of arrival.
I am now under the watchful eyes of a cardiologist and electro-cardiologist at Pacific Heart. They want to see me every 6 months.
I have the option of having a little umbrella implanted in my heart so they can take me off anti-coagulants.
Anyway, if the folks out there are as skilled as they are here, there should be no serious problems.
Three groups worked on me. The Fire Guys were very prompt, and very skilled. They told me I needed real specialists, so took me to Huntington hospital (very top grade). The cardiologist looked at the EKG made by the Fire Guys and said, "This is serious", and I was in surgery within 10 minutes of arrival.
I am now under the watchful eyes of a cardiologist and electro-cardiologist at Pacific Heart. They want to see me every 6 months.
I have the option of having a little umbrella implanted in my heart so they can take me off anti-coagulants.
Anyway, if the folks out there are as skilled as they are here, there should be no serious problems.
