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![]() "Bob Rickard" wrote in message et... Steve, that falling shoe is probably the good Lord telling you that it is time for a change of course, & as you know I speak from experience. The doctors used to refer to my condition as "Terminal", but today they refer to it as "Unknown". I had lived a few years on a trickle of blood leaking through a single stent, but an angioplasty done at the end of October showed that all of my arteries were dried totally shut, with that lonesome stent buried deep within. They said the big heart attack I had in early October was responsible for the dirty deed. My cardiologist, by now a good friend, had tears in his eyes on Halloween morning as he confessed that he was sending me home to die. My home was quickly outfitted with a space-age Vital Signs Monitoring System, & RN's were visiting me at least every other day to assure my comfort. I truly appreciated all these efforts, but I personally just resumed living my life as I had been doing before the heart attack. Recently, The Monitor & nurses have been removed (my Pulmonary doctor says my current treatment is being handled well above his pay grade) & I am again receiving only 9 hours per week living assistance from Joan, my longstanding Caregiver & Guardian Angel. My head is working better than ever & Joe Haubenreich keeps me really active with the new Secret Weapon stuff he has going on... the joint is really jumping. The main problem with my life today is that I move very slowly, so the days are proving far too short. I'll keep living this way until God decides that it is time for another change of direction, when I will ????????????? BTW... I've never been happier! Bob, I look to your life as an inspiration to me and my situation. By all rights, you shouldn't be here, yet you still manage to wake up every morning and have a life that offers you challenge and enjoyment. Thank you my friend, and I look forward to the day when we can spend time swapping lies together. Hopefully in a boat with a rod in hand. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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