That and a positive attitude that this is just a temporay life issue to work through. And so far, the combination has worked for me.
Kevin
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jkevinlilly
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Yep Terry, trying to eat better, but not fanatical about it. Still enjoy things I really should not eat, just do not enjoy them near as often. I already got plenty of exercise before the surgery and have not slacked up any. I think that has made the biggest improvement on the recovery effort. On some meds, one to thin the blood(only an asprin a day), one to make the heart beat slower but work more efficient with each pump(always had a rapid heartbeat even at rest) and one to lower bad cholesterol(genetics at work there, numerous heart issues on Mom's side of the family).
That and a positive attitude that this is just a temporay life issue to work through. And so far, the combination has worked for me.
Kevin
That and a positive attitude that this is just a temporay life issue to work through. And so far, the combination has worked for me.
Kevin
Everything Commeth
To He Who Waiteth
So Long As He Who Waiteth
Worketh Like Hell While He Waiteth
To He Who Waiteth
So Long As He Who Waiteth
Worketh Like Hell While He Waiteth
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#Buffalo Bill
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Open heart surgery? 46 year surviver!
Congratulations! It's a very scary thing for a middle aged person.
I had open heart surgery 46 years ago last April. Just fun for a 9 year old.
Bill
I had open heart surgery 46 years ago last April. Just fun for a 9 year old.
Bill
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Triplerocky
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