Get better quickly, dread!
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Hope to hear things are well with you! Hang in there and think about your D25, knowing its waiting for you to caress her again, that ought to get you through! Also may be time to do the ole eat healthy+exercise regimen (if not doing so already). I recently did Whole 30 and that was amazing, as they allude to after two weeks, I was feeling Tiger Blood! Hard to maintain but I have the foundation of it baked in anyway.
Still draining fluids so they can do the pacemaker/defibrillator. Stay tuned...
Looks like pacemaker tomorrow!
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dreadnut,
Check with the doctor if it can also be used as a metronome. Now that would be handy!
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Wishing you a fast and speedy recovery.
Don't set the pacemaker on triplets. Best wishes!
Only if it's in the same rhythm as my heart.
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I was worried about mine being in the way if I wanted to use a guitar strap, but that fear was unfounded. The area was a little "touch sensitive" at first, but now 18 months later really do not know its there. Don't know if its "working," really rather not get "thumped!" 
Though, better than the alternative.
You'll be sore for a few days, not really a big deal, more "uncomfortable" than not, they'll give you some meds that will help
Though, better than the alternative.You'll be sore for a few days, not really a big deal, more "uncomfortable" than not, they'll give you some meds that will help
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Change of plans, pacemaker on Monday now. Still draining fluids, still imitating a racehorse.
I'm looking forward to getting out of here; by the time they're done I'll have been here a week and a half.
I'm looking forward to getting out of here; by the time they're done I'll have been here a week and a half.
Hang in there, dread!
New orders: quit drinking beer. 
They're telling me beer is the worst thing I can do for myself now. Oh well, I've done it before. I've been in here a week without beer and it's not like I'm climbing the walls or anything.
They're telling me beer is the worst thing I can do for myself now. Oh well, I've done it before. I've been in here a week without beer and it's not like I'm climbing the walls or anything.
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Beer? Did they say why?
Edit: According to Google it's the alcohol.
Edit: According to Google it's the alcohol.
Yeah, they said it's one of the worst things I can do for this implant, for some reason.
Balderdash
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How can that be when everyone knows beer is the best medicine for 93% of what is wrong with anything ?
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Never told me that! Of course, there were a lot of things they didn't tell me until I read the "instruction book." Almost thew it away, thinking it was one of those warranty-booklets-in-seven-languages! READ THAT BOOK, while you are in hospital, Dread...right now you probably do not know the questions to ask...that booklet will square it away for you
Nothing will change of course, if you have to have it you have to have it...but better forwarned...no thast not the right word...informed.
Nothing will change of course, if you have to have it you have to have it...but better forwarned...no thast not the right word...informed.