the fisherman
- by fisherman
- 2008-02-19 01:02:59
- Batteries & Leads
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- 4 comments
on 1-25-08 I had a pacemaker replacement. My first one was in from 6/2000 and battery life was nearing end. Had job done at NY Methodist Hosp (in Brooklyn,N.Y.). Excellant teamwork. No need to replace wires...still good. Unit is a St.Jude as was first and (thank God) never have had a problem. A St. Jude tech was there with his little black box to hook up to me and keep me going (I'm 100% dependant) while the exchange was made. Anesthesia was great...don't even remember going out.Total time for prep, in O.R. and recovery..3 1/2 hrs.. God is good.
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Good to hear..
by cottontop - 2008-02-19 11:02:07
Your so right God is good. I am so glad to hear that everything went well for you. My favorite part is ( I don't even remember anything ) that's a blessing by itself. Take care and don't overdo.
Amy
Fisherman
by MHCHAMPION - 2008-02-19 12:02:44
So glad to hear how well you did. Yes, God is good!
Keep on pacing,
Margret
You know you're wired when...
The dogs invisible fence prevents you from leaving the backyard.
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I'm 35 and got my pacemaker a little over a year ago. It definitely is not a burden to me. In fact, I have more energy (which my husband enjoys), can do more things with my kids and have weight because of having the energy.
Great!!
by boatman50 - 2008-02-19 03:02:49
Good for you Fisherman. I have had mine for about 2 years now and as others do wonder how long it will last and how the replacement will go. maybe I will luck out and have the same good experience you did!
Boatman