Hey Heart Warriors! Question for ya:
I just received a Jury Summons for jury duty on April 15. Need your opinions!
A couple of things are worrying me. First ...Read more
Hey Heart Warriors! Question for ya:
I just received a Jury Summons for jury duty on April 15. Need your opinions!
A couple of things are worrying me. First the distance to the Courthouse in Downtown Houston is about 45 minutes. Parking in a parking garage and walking a few city blocks. Can I really do it? I am still struggling with some brain fog. Could I make the best decision for someone on trial? Any other concerns I should have??
Should I do this? Am I just being wimpy about not having enough confidence? I am almost four months post OHS - aortic valve replacement, maze procedure, clip put on aortic appendage.
I’m open for any and all suggestions!!
Debbie Kelly Debbie, call the Courts and tell the Clerk you recently had surgery. I am almost positive they will ... Read more
Debbie Kelly Debbie, call the Courts and tell the Clerk you recently had surgery. I am almost positive they will offer to dismiss you, or at least, reschedule for another time, later in the year. Do not try to go Downtown. It's too stressful!!!!! Please keep me posted.
Steve Farthing A letter from your doctor helps if that is possible.
Susan Lynn I agree with Steve. I was called to jury duty right before my OHS and returned home from the hospita ... Read more
Susan Lynn I agree with Steve. I was called to jury duty right before my OHS and returned home from the hospital to find another summons in the mail. I was excused from both. I'm happy to do my civic duty, but I wasn't in the condition for the physical and mental demands.
Bradley Dunn I would use it as a motivator and try to do it. YOU CAN DO IT!
Rob Sparling I vote with Brad. You can do it! Rationale? It is a combo of walking and getting back to routine. I ... Read more
Rob Sparling I vote with Brad. You can do it! Rationale? It is a combo of walking and getting back to routine. If any reason NOT to do it I would point to how much you will be sitting! You need to move and get those footsteps! It isn’t about doing strenuous walking, but just walk, walk, walk! Either way, keep grinding and moving ahead! Slowly, if necessary.
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all for your thoughtful answers!! I appreciate the input!!
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all for your thoughtful answers!! I appreciate the input!!
On a brighter note, I started cardiac rehab today!! And today marks 4 months post op for me!!! Man, am I ever grateful to be on this side!!!! 🙏🏼
Debbie Kelly Where does time go? I can't believe it has been four months! I wish you the best with rehab. From wh ... Read more
Debbie Kelly Where does time go? I can't believe it has been four months! I wish you the best with rehab. From what I hear, you will love it! Keep in touch, Debbie!
Hello fellow Heart Warriors! For anyone who is inclined....
I got a notice from my heart surgeon that Friday, February 1 is Healthy Heart Awareness Day!! I ...Read more
Hello fellow Heart Warriors! For anyone who is inclined....
I got a notice from my heart surgeon that Friday, February 1 is Healthy Heart Awareness Day!! I had no idea!!
So, wear red on Friday in honor of our day!! I even ordered a T-shirt that actually says, “Keep On Ticking”! (And there are many other cute t-shirts on Amazon!!)
The whole month of February has been designated Healthy Heart Awareness month!
Let’s spread the word about the importance of a healthy heart!! ❤️
Hello to all my fellow heart warriors! I seriously can’t believe my OHS was 6 weeks ago!! I have made it to 6 weeks!!! And I am so excited!!
Many of the ...Read more
Hello to all my fellow heart warriors! I seriously can’t believe my OHS was 6 weeks ago!! I have made it to 6 weeks!!! And I am so excited!!
Many of the things I fretted about weren’t even an issue! The breathing tube, the chest tubes coming out, or even the catheter! What WAS super important was my surgical team!!! Choose wisely folks!!! These are the people who carried me through!! I took the fall and they caught me!! This amazing team put my needs at the top of their list and did amazing things to take care of my needs and bumps in the road!!
Yes, I had a few set backs, and you might too. Most people do. But just know that you team is planning and making the best decisions!!
I had a wonderful support team consisting of my family (each of my four daughters and my sister took turns spending the night at the hospital every night despite my protests), my church friends, fellow teachers, and especially all of you!!
Trust God, you said. Relax, you said. Put your best foot forward, you said, and face this head on!! I took all of this to heart (pun intended) and took your great advice!! And here I am, 6 weeks post surgery!!
I know I am a couple of weeks behind most of you in my recovery (no, I’m not even driving yet). But at my follow up appointment with my surgeon yesterday, he said this: “I know this has been tougher on you than most patients, but you came to us very, very sick.” Ahhhh, now it makes sense to me. My aortic stenosis had moved from severe to critical. The valve had disentegrated. I think their description was, “it was trash!” 😂
I also have a much better understanding of what a huge operation this is!! And healing comes from the inside out, and all of it takes time...sometimes lots of time!! I thought I’d be back to my normal activities by 3 weeks. Now I am just grateful for moving forward every day!
Those of you who have your big day coming up, my advice is this: plan all you can ahead of time and be ready, rest up before your surgery - your body is going to need your full cooperation to heal. Limit visitors if they tire you out or bring germs! Focus on you! Focus on healing!
You will do great and you will recover from your surgery. Know that you faith in God, the Great Physician, will carry you through. And your support system is important!! I’ll check back in as I hit more milestones!! Thank you thank you for helping me through!!
Judy S This is a great post Debbie, and I am so happy for you and your joy. Sounds like you had a great team ... Read more
Judy S This is a great post Debbie, and I am so happy for you and your joy. Sounds like you had a great team all the way around!
Thank you Debbie for sharing this. All the best to you on your trip to full recovery.
Shannon Gray This is such a wonderful post! Wishes for a peaceful and easeful recovery!
Congrats Debbie!
I'm one week ahead of you, having just marked 7 weeks post op this past Monday.
Like ... Read more
Congrats Debbie!
I'm one week ahead of you, having just marked 7 weeks post op this past Monday.
Like you, I had a few bumps in the road but I also put my faith in God and I had a great surgical team as well.
I'm glad your coming along well and I wish you much success in your recovery my fellow Heart Warrior! ❤️
Dan Baltazor Great update Debbie. Thanks. You're very right about visitors. That's a hard one because family/fr ... Read more
Dan Baltazor Great update Debbie. Thanks. You're very right about visitors. That's a hard one because family/friends understandably want to see us, but it does hinder the healing. It is wise to keep it very limited in the first few or so weeks.
Dan Vechiola Great report Debbie! You have the right attitude and I'm so glad you are doing well. Keep marching f ... Read more
Dan Vechiola Great report Debbie! You have the right attitude and I'm so glad you are doing well. Keep marching forward every day! You are at a point in your recovery where you are going to see the end in sight which is exciting. Keep working hard each day and feel great about your progress!
Steve Corkhill Good feedback. I found that in week 6 I suddenly felt like the clouds had parted and I started to fee ... Read more
Steve Corkhill Good feedback. I found that in week 6 I suddenly felt like the clouds had parted and I started to feel human again. The first six weeks for me really were a case of recovery from the surgery and the following six became my period of recuperation. After that I felt I moved into serious recovery mode.
Good luck with the rest of your journey.
Mark Jaycox I hit my 5 weeks yesterday and am going back to work on Monday. i feel very lucky and blessed because ... Read more
Mark Jaycox I hit my 5 weeks yesterday and am going back to work on Monday. i feel very lucky and blessed because my recovery has gone very well. I'm glad your feeling better Debbie and thank's for the great post.
Catie B What a wonderful report! So thankful your surgery was on time and that you are on the mend!
For any of you heart warriors who might have had a bypass... what is the recovery like. I know it requires ohs but that’s about all. My friend from church ...Read more
For any of you heart warriors who might have had a bypass... what is the recovery like. I know it requires ohs but that’s about all. My friend from church just found out he needs 4 by passes. Within the next two weeks!!! He and his wife are scrambling for information.
I am 5 weeks and 3 days past my own surgery (aortic stenosis and maze procedure - ohs). They have been with me along the way and are wondering if his recovery will be similar?
Anybody have info you could share in bypass surgery??? Thanks!!
Marie Myers My neighbor went through bypass surgery, and his recovery seemed very similar to mine.
Hello Heart Warriors.
Readmitted to hospital on Saturday pm via ambulance. Sepsis. They are searching for where but all antibiotics given have covered it. ...Read more
Hello Heart Warriors.
Readmitted to hospital on Saturday pm via ambulance. Sepsis. They are searching for where but all antibiotics given have covered it. Had a right Thoracentesis today to drain fluid. Now they are culturing that. But I can already breathe better. Praise Jesus!
Grateful to have moved from infectious disease floor back up to heartfloor. I know all the nurses from the last stay.
So two steps forward and a couple back. Keep fighting!!! I know I’m gonna!
Kim Carpenter Sorry to hear ! Hoping you get better quickly ! Prayers to you ! Fight on !
Louanna Miller So sorry to hear. I had several steps backwards before I was discharged, hence my 11 day stay follow ... Read more
Louanna Miller So sorry to hear. I had several steps backwards before I was discharged, hence my 11 day stay following surgery. I, too, had a left thorasentesis before I was discharged. I agree with you about how much better I felt after this procedure. Take care of you and be gentle with yourself.
Debbie Kelly Oh, Debbie, I am just seeing your post. I am so sorry you have had this setback. My mother had the sa ... Read more
Debbie Kelly Oh, Debbie, I am just seeing your post. I am so sorry you have had this setback. My mother had the same procedure about a week after valve replacement.
I pray that tomorrow will be a much better day. Please keep me updated!
Dan Baltazor Oh Yikes! So sorry to hear this Debbie. 🙏 for your healing and get back on the right track. Stay ... Read more
Dan Baltazor Oh Yikes! So sorry to hear this Debbie. 🙏 for your healing and get back on the right track. Stay strong
Rob Sparling Oh my, Debbie. You sound strong and positive! Stay that way! Jump this hurdle, too! Praying for n ... Read more
Rob Sparling Oh my, Debbie. You sound strong and positive! Stay that way! Jump this hurdle, too! Praying for no further complications!
Phyllis Petersen How scary! Glad to hear they've gotten it under control and you are back on the road to recovery.
Rebecca DeMarino Very sorry to hear! Praying for a quick and full recovery! Stay strong ❤️
David Moore So sorry to read this post but grateful that you are now able to breathe better. I agree with Rob, s ... Read more
David Moore So sorry to read this post but grateful that you are now able to breathe better. I agree with Rob, stay positive. That 'ol devil can't keep a child of God down - that's for sure. Prayers for no further attacks. God bless you - Cheryl
Dan Vechiola Hang in there Debbie! Think positive and one day at a time!
Tracy Fallu So sorry to read this. Hang in there. The cardiac nurses will take great care of you.
I’m so sad that my surgery was postponed!! Such a letdown after being so ready!!
Debbie Kelly was right all along!! They wouldn’t do my surgery without ...Read more
I’m so sad that my surgery was postponed!! Such a letdown after being so ready!!
Debbie Kelly was right all along!! They wouldn’t do my surgery without the heart cath!! But when we called my doctor’s office from Pre Op they had said one wasn’t requested!
So people are scrambling here!! Got in for heart cath and heart surgery is scheduled for first thing tomorrow!!
Gonna need your help heart warriors to get psyched up for surgery in the morning!!!
Anything you can think of to help me pick up my spirits would be so appreciated!!! 🙏🏼😊
Debbie
Oh no so sorry Debbie.
I can certainly understand you wanting to get the surgery over with.
That's ... Read more
Oh no so sorry Debbie.
I can certainly understand you wanting to get the surgery over with.
That's how I felt as I got closer to my surgery date. Just wanted it done.
But no worries.
You just regroup yourself and refocus. Now you gotta set your sites on tomorrow. Go get it girl!
The Lord knew things would be this way. He wasn't caught off guard.
Everything happens for a reason. It's all a part of God's divine plan.
Everything's right on schedule. ❤️
Dan Baltazor OH NOOOOOOOO! That is terrible. So sorry! Yep, delayed for reasons you can't see and we learned yo ... Read more
Dan Baltazor OH NOOOOOOOO! That is terrible. So sorry! Yep, delayed for reasons you can't see and we learned you gotta be a "patient" patient and it doesn't end here. It's throughout the entire process. Treat yourself to something today in lieu of.
Sara Moyce oh no!! Am so sorry to hear. Like Jeremiah's and Dan's posts, I too believe that He has a plan - an ... Read more
Sara Moyce oh no!! Am so sorry to hear. Like Jeremiah's and Dan's posts, I too believe that He has a plan - and is watching over you. I am also trying to prepare if mine gets post-poned at the last minute, like many have posted here. Thank goodness you can go in tomorrow! Hugs to you.
Susan Lynn Sorry to hear about your delay. I'm sure you were disappointed, but everything happens for a reason. ... Read more
Susan Lynn Sorry to hear about your delay. I'm sure you were disappointed, but everything happens for a reason. It would have been much worse if you had undetected blockages. Now, you can rest assured that when your surgery is completed tomorrow, you'll be on the road to recovery. I'd have something great for dinner and stay positive. You will be our rock star on Tuesday! ❤
Debbie Kelly Debbie, all will be well, as I said. I have not had my surgery, but if I had my choice, I would rath ... Read more
Debbie Kelly Debbie, all will be well, as I said. I have not had my surgery, but if I had my choice, I would rather have the heart cath and surgery, back to back, like you will be having. Please try to think positive, and you will be on the road to recovery soon. You are in my constant prayers.
Jill McDonald Debbie, Everything happens for a reason. I am sure you were very unsettled. Tomorrow is a new day ... Read more
Jill McDonald Debbie, Everything happens for a reason. I am sure you were very unsettled. Tomorrow is a new day with better health in sight! Keep moving forward! Blessings for you tomorrow.
Debbie Moriarty Thank you, all of you! I’m trying so hard to remember it’s all in God’s time. I know He will se ... Read more
Debbie Moriarty Thank you, all of you! I’m trying so hard to remember it’s all in God’s time. I know He will see me through.
Unfortunately, they have kept me at the hospital for the heart cath and through the night. I know they have their reasons. But the hospital gluten free menu looks promising for a tasty dinner! 😊
Debbie Kelly Let us know how your cath goes or went, Debbie. You will be home, in no time!
Richard Buckley I know what you're going through. My surgery was delayed a day because the OR got tied up with a hear ... Read more
Richard Buckley I know what you're going through. My surgery was delayed a day because the OR got tied up with a heart transplant. I could wait for that. One day may seem like a long time but you'll be started n your recovery before you know it.
Ricky Stutts Debbie what hospital are you at? You got this tomorrow
Louanna Miller You’ve got this, Debbie. God will be with you and the surgeons. May His peace cover you this eve ... Read more
Louanna Miller You’ve got this, Debbie. God will be with you and the surgeons. May His peace cover you this evening so that you May rest well.
Catie B So sorry for your delay but it's best that you were checked out with the cath! Smoothest sailing to y ... Read more
Catie B So sorry for your delay but it's best that you were checked out with the cath! Smoothest sailing to you!
My mantra for the day:
“He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart.” ...Read more
My mantra for the day:
“He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart.” Psalm 91:4
To all of you heart warriors who have paved the way - Thank you Thank for all your guidance and encouragement! Thank you for sharing your stories and giving advice so We that follow might also be prepared. Thank you for taking the time to care and pay it forward!
I think I am ready! I have done all I can to prepare and now I hope for a couple of hours of sleep!! It still seems surreal that I am having open heart surgery today!!
To all of you who are waiting on your surgery date or even pondering the possibility of heart surgery, hang tough and follow this path of great heart warriors! Learn all you can - knowledge is power!!! Ask lots of questions and prepare!! And thank you also for your encouragement and prayers!!
My surgery is scheduled for 7:15 a.m. I think I will be first!! Which is excellent as it goes right along with my competitive nature!!! 💪🏼 🏆 ☝🏼
To my fellow surgery patients for this day, November 26, 2018, Brian Havlin and Paul Howarth, LET’S ROLL! Wishing you both successful surgeries and swift recoveries!!
My best to all of you in “heartland”, Debbie ❤️
You got it!
Yes He will!
And when you read that, put your name in there to make it more personal. ... Read more
You got it!
Yes He will!
And when you read that, put your name in there to make it more personal.
For example:
"He will cover Debbie with His feathers, and under His wings Debbie will find refuge"....and so on.
To me, this really helps one to understand God's care toward them.
Peace and blessings to you as you go through this operation today and come out on the recovery side! ❤️
Marie Myers Prayers for a smooth surgery and recovery!
Susan Lynn All the best, Debbie! We'll be here waiting for you! ❤
Sara Moyce I like that Jeremiah! Prayers for you today, Debbie!
Dan Baltazor Prayers for you today. Recovery side is almost here. Yes, we are waiting for you.
Thanks Sara!
Peace and blessings to you!
Dan Vechiola Great attitude and perspective Debbie! Keep it up and grind through these next few days and time wil ... Read more
Dan Vechiola Great attitude and perspective Debbie! Keep it up and grind through these next few days and time will fly by on the recovery side.
It’s tomorrow!!! I know very little about Pre op but I know I will have blood work. Should I fast before the blood draw? They did not tell me to but maybe ...Read more
It’s tomorrow!!! I know very little about Pre op but I know I will have blood work. Should I fast before the blood draw? They did not tell me to but maybe they assume I would know? Also, what is the blood work for? I mean what are they checking for exactly? Anyone know?
Louanna Miller I had an EKG, chest X-ray and blood work in my pre-op. I went fasting just to be safe. My understa ... Read more
Louanna Miller I had an EKG, chest X-ray and blood work in my pre-op. I went fasting just to be safe. My understanding of the blood work is for them to have a baseline of your blood levels. Nothing out of the ordinary.
When I went in the morning if surgey they did a test for my blood type. They triple checked it in the event I needed blood.
You will have this behind you soon. If you have questions, I’m happy to share from my experience in August.
Debbie Moriarty Thank you so much!! The scheduler said my pre op visit would last about 1 1/2 hours. Bloodwork, paper ... Read more
Debbie Moriarty Thank you so much!! The scheduler said my pre op visit would last about 1 1/2 hours. Bloodwork, paperwork, X-ray and anything else the surgeon wanted to include. I happen to know he also wanted an angiogram! Wondering if that will happen tomorrow as well!
Rob Sparling I had two days.... First one (a Monday) was blood work, EKG, X-ray. I believe I fasted after midnig ... Read more
Rob Sparling I had two days.... First one (a Monday) was blood work, EKG, X-ray. I believe I fasted after midnight the night before. Second day was Tuesday and I had the heart cath and consult with surgeon. I fasted ahead of that as well. (Then they gave me “heart healthy” fried chicken after the procedure. I couldn’t believe it.). Wednesday was surgery and no food and no water twelve hours before surgery (so 6pm).
Dan Baltazor No restriction for blood draw, just check your appointment instructions to make sure that’s what th ... Read more
Dan Baltazor No restriction for blood draw, just check your appointment instructions to make sure that’s what they want for you. They double checked bloodtype in case of a transfusion, and unfortunalety that ended up happening to me. They wanted urine sample and We met with the anesthesialogist who went over everything to expect the day of surgery.. Also had to do a vein mapping and carotid ultrasound. It was the most least invasive day of all the pre op tests required, but it ended up being the most overwhelming mental day to that point. Good luck tomorrow.
Roxanne Baumgartner In addition to those tests mentioned above, I had a CAT scan at pre-op
Marie Myers The preop day was far more taxing for me than I expected. All of the testing is done to determine you ... Read more
Marie Myers The preop day was far more taxing for me than I expected. All of the testing is done to determine your baseline values on everything from blood count to kidney and liver function, blood type, heart and lung functions. Since it is a big surgery, there is always a chance of different effects on your bodies systems. The docs want to know where you started so they can accurately assess your progress through recovery.
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all so much!! I didn’t have any Pre op instructions??? Interesting??!!! But it went smoo ... Read more
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all so much!! I didn’t have any Pre op instructions??? Interesting??!!! But it went smoothly. We called my surgeon’s office twice during pre op to ask questions. And I was told my surgeon would meet with me to answer any more questions. At all the stations, the pre op staff was very willing to answer what they could.
Estimates were: my surgery should last 4 hours, would be in ICU for two days most likely, I asked what “step down” was, and found out I’m supposed to ask about having the breathing tube out before I wake up when I talk to the anesthesiologist the morning of.
I’m making progress, folks!!
Brian Havlin Hi Debbie-yes I am still stressed about the surgery. Completely normal. At this point I have been p ... Read more
Brian Havlin Hi Debbie-yes I am still stressed about the surgery. Completely normal. At this point I have been praying to God for a safe surgery and recovery. Can't wait for it to be over. I called a guy on this site that had a heart surgery back in June. He's been really helpful explaining his experience and some of the basics of what to expect. Most of it is post surgery-recovery.
David Moore Debbie & Brian - This is David's wife. I researched this website like a crazy woman for days before ... Read more
David Moore Debbie & Brian - This is David's wife. I researched this website like a crazy woman for days before David's surgery. I did find that there were cases where the vent was still in when waking up in ICU and other times where it was not. That was the only piece of information I shared with David. Someone had posted on here that they wish they would have known it could happen because they panicked when they woke up. So.... if it happens to you, don't panic. Just relax into it. They said it is like breathing thru a straw and the vent is doing the rest. Just relax into it. The respiratory therapist who is watching you has a goal of the number of breaths you need to take in a minute to make sure you can breathe on your own. In our case it had to be 15. My husband is a slow deliberate breather so he was taking really big deep breaths but it wasn't enough. He just told me once he figured out he need to take more breaths, he did and then they pulled the tube. I know each case is different and so is each hospital but he said it did help to know ahead of time and he also heard my voice as he was waking up so he was calm. Not sure if this helps you two but it did help him. Praying for both of you as you join the team that is braver than any team I've ever seen. #GODSGOTTHIS #YOUCANDOIT - Cheryl
Rebecca DeMarino Cheryl - reading your answer has given me strength- I’ve tried to be calm but now that it’s down ... Read more
Rebecca DeMarino Cheryl - reading your answer has given me strength- I’ve tried to be calm but now that it’s down to a few days I’m getting nervous. The breathing tube is one of the things I worry about but now I’ll remember to relax into it - and I’m telling my husband to talk to me☺️ And you’re right - God’s got this❤️ And that gives me peace!
Just wondering...when did any of you hear from Pre Op at your hospital? I am having my surgery on November 26 and haven’t gotten a call from them. And there ...Read more
Just wondering...when did any of you hear from Pre Op at your hospital? I am having my surgery on November 26 and haven’t gotten a call from them. And there are a lot of things I’d like to know for surgery.
Should I put in a call to my surgeon’s office to find out? Am I being overly anxious about hospital preparations?
Just curious what the time frame was for everyone else?
Lisa Guinan I only had one pre-op visit and it was the day before my surgery. They want all your test results to ... Read more
Lisa Guinan I only had one pre-op visit and it was the day before my surgery. They want all your test results to be current. They set that date the same time they set my surgery date. My surgeon had a great nurse and I just called her anytime I had a question. I know others on here met with their surgeon more than I did.
Susan Lynn Debbie - If you haven't had all the necessary pre-operative tests, I would definitely consider contac ... Read more
Susan Lynn Debbie - If you haven't had all the necessary pre-operative tests, I would definitely consider contacting them. I did all of mine all in one day, but I was there for hours in a number of different departments. It never hurts to find out the scheduling and get your last questions answered. Best of luck.
Nancy Luth Call them. Like Lisa, I had my pre op visit and pre checkin tests (i think it was a chest xray and b ... Read more
Nancy Luth Call them. Like Lisa, I had my pre op visit and pre checkin tests (i think it was a chest xray and blood draw) on a Monday and my surgery was first thing Wednesday morning.
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all so much for the info. Since my surgery is the Monday after Thanksgiving, I think my Pre ... Read more
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all so much for the info. Since my surgery is the Monday after Thanksgiving, I think my Pre op scheduling might be kind of tricky.
But I’d just like to know when.
I’ll call right now!! 🤞🏼
Debbie Moriarty Pre Op tomorrow - Monday! Should I fast for the bloodwork??? I need to make a list of questions. Sadl ... Read more
Debbie Moriarty Pre Op tomorrow - Monday! Should I fast for the bloodwork??? I need to make a list of questions. Sadly, I hardly know enough to even ask anything!
Lisa Guinan I didn’t have to fast for my bloodwork.
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all!! Pre Op done!! No fasting was necessary!! I did fast just in case!
Now the countdown ... Read more
Debbie Moriarty Thank you all!! Pre Op done!! No fasting was necessary!! I did fast just in case!
Now the countdown begins to Nov 26
On a brighter note, I started c ... Read more
On a brighter note, I started cardiac rehab today!! And today marks 4 months post op for me!!! Man, am I ever grateful to be on this side!!!! 🙏🏼