I hope everything goes well for your husband, I'm so sorry about his health, hope he gets better and it's not anything serious.
Many prayers to you and your family.
Many prayers to you and your family.
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Hugs and prayers heading your way!
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After everything the two of you have gone through during the last several months, I'm am so sorry this is now happening. As I'm learning (due to friend's terminal illness), there isn't really anything you can do for the person who has the health issues other than be very supportive of them. Stay strong and hopeful for DH, and know that by undergoing tests, he's doing everything he can to find out what's happening. Sending you all the good thoughts and prayers I can....and hoping everything works out well.
You must be out of your mind with worry - especially with two possible things to be concerned about. All the very best of vibes for you both for the tests, stay strong for each other and the kids.
Ady, I'm so sorry to hear this distressing news. My thoughts and prayers to you and your hubby. We're all here for you if you need a sounding board.
Sending hugs and prayers from Mississippi for you, and your husband, and your kids.
Please keep us posted on how he is doing.
Please keep us posted on how he is doing.
Oh sweetie, I'm so sorry!!! I know how stressful it is to be going through that uncertainly, especially when it's your heart as well!!
Definitely go to as many of his appointments as you can, no matter what your DH says - it's so easy to forget to ask questions while you're there, and having a second person to help take in information, and ask more questions is a HUGE help.
Take care, and keep us updated on how he's going!
Definitely go to as many of his appointments as you can, no matter what your DH says - it's so easy to forget to ask questions while you're there, and having a second person to help take in information, and ask more questions is a HUGE help.
Take care, and keep us updated on how he's going!
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Sending lots vibes for your husband.
Sending good thoughts and prayers.
Ady - I'm sending many, many prayers to you and your hubby
Oh Ady, after all you two have been through lately
I will keep you both in my thoughts and prayers
and loads of 'turns out to be nothing' vibes heading your way
I will keep you both in my thoughts and prayers
and loads of 'turns out to be nothing' vibes heading your way
Sending you many, many, many healthy vibes!!!
I wish you two all the best and hope that it is nothing serious!!
I am very sorry to hear this and I am hoping for the best for you and hubby.
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I am sending all the prayers that I can that way.
Sure....I will send all the VIBES I can muster!!
I cant even imagine feeling what you are right now.
PM me when you need to talk!!
Oh gosh... absolutely engulfing you and your husband in healing, calming light.
Practical question: Does your husband have disability insurance? If not, can anything be done about that?
Now -- if it looks to the doctor like your husband has had a heart attack, he may very well have had one -- they can masquerade as indigestion, a backache, all sorts of things. And if the doctor wants him to stay home from work, then he needs to do it! He's being given an opportunity here to catch this in time, but if he pushes it, he could give himself another attack. Surely he can stay home until after the tests on Tuesday... try to persuade him.
I don't remember what the actual statistic is, but some huge percentage of people actually die from their first heart attack -- no warning shot, no second chance, just gone. Your husband is so lucky to have gotten a warning! He needs to heed it.
And you're so good for going with him to the appointment. Take a notepad along, so you can write down everything they tell you, and also jot down any questions that occur to you. It's hard to keep the details straight when the situation is so emotional... you'll feel better if you write it all down.
My father has had several heart attacks and two bouts of congestive heart failure, one of which led to a six-way bypass, so I've been there. A lot. And this nuclear test they're going to do is amazing -- it will give you so much information! And with that information, they can figure out exactly what needs to be done. For my father, they didn't even have to stop his heart and put him on a machine -- the surgeon was so good, he was able to perform six bypasses on a beating heart!
Miracles can be done these days... so keep the faith.
Practical question: Does your husband have disability insurance? If not, can anything be done about that?
Now -- if it looks to the doctor like your husband has had a heart attack, he may very well have had one -- they can masquerade as indigestion, a backache, all sorts of things. And if the doctor wants him to stay home from work, then he needs to do it! He's being given an opportunity here to catch this in time, but if he pushes it, he could give himself another attack. Surely he can stay home until after the tests on Tuesday... try to persuade him.
I don't remember what the actual statistic is, but some huge percentage of people actually die from their first heart attack -- no warning shot, no second chance, just gone. Your husband is so lucky to have gotten a warning! He needs to heed it.
And you're so good for going with him to the appointment. Take a notepad along, so you can write down everything they tell you, and also jot down any questions that occur to you. It's hard to keep the details straight when the situation is so emotional... you'll feel better if you write it all down.
My father has had several heart attacks and two bouts of congestive heart failure, one of which led to a six-way bypass, so I've been there. A lot. And this nuclear test they're going to do is amazing -- it will give you so much information! And with that information, they can figure out exactly what needs to be done. For my father, they didn't even have to stop his heart and put him on a machine -- the surgeon was so good, he was able to perform six bypasses on a beating heart!
Miracles can be done these days... so keep the faith.
OH MY Ady, I just saw this.... mega vibes for hubby....
