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3502 days ago

Meredith Bray posted a note for Ashli that says:

Waiting to worsen is rotten! I waited 10 years. Sometimes I didn't think about it, and sometimes I did. I lived life 1 year at a time, between echos. Feel ...Read more

Waiting to worsen is rotten! I waited 10 years. Sometimes I didn't think about it, and sometimes I did. I lived life 1 year at a time, between echos. Feel free to ask any questions, there are no silly or dumb or redundant questions! -Meredith

Ashli Carmona Yes! I am always thinking about it....almost to point of where I'm ready to worry only about "after" ... Read more

Ashli Carmona Yes! I am always thinking about it....almost to point of where I'm ready to worry only about "after" instead of "before" and "after"

Meredith Bray Can you find a distraction? A new hobby? Volunteering? Going back to school? A goal to focus on? ... Read more

Meredith Bray Can you find a distraction? A new hobby? Volunteering? Going back to school? A goal to focus on? If I could change one thing from the eyars I was waiting to get sicker, I think I would have tried harder to get myself healthier. Even though lifestyle doesn't play a big factor in our particular heart disease, I would have liked to have gone in to surgery feeling better about my health since I'm overweight and don't really like to exercise. If you don't like the way you feel doing strenuous exercise, I would definitely suggest stretching or yoga or swimming. ANYTHING to improve muscle tone. Unless you're already physically fit. In that case, move in next door to me and take me up as your volunteer project! :) LOL j/k

Ashli Carmonagot a new guestbook post

3502 days ago

Kenny Knox posted a note for Ashli that says:

Hi Ashli! Welcome to the site! I'm 33 and just had my second valve replacement surgery. I had the Ross Procedure 18 years ago when I was 15. It served me ...Read more

Hi Ashli! Welcome to the site! I'm 33 and just had my second valve replacement surgery. I had the Ross Procedure 18 years ago when I was 15. It served me very well! I went mechanical this time for my AVR in hopes of it being my last open heart. The cadaver valve I had put in my pulmonary valve position (during the Ross) is still doing great so it didn't need replaced this time. I'd be glad to answer any questions for you. Let me know if I can help!