Mary Ann, What David experienced is exactly what I have been going through for the last year. They finally after a nuclear stress test, a heart monitor and an ultrasound of my heart figured out what was giving me the chest pains. I can understand how very scary it is as I thought I was dying once or twice and ended up in the ER twice hooked to machines, getting tests done, and on and on...
They found with the heart monitor that my heart was skipping a lot and that it was racing at times, too. I have since been told to limit my salt intake, cut out caffeine (that includes chocolate), and to start dieting and exercising. I am on a medicine that slows my heart, too. I started out with Coreg, but it made the palpitation worse and I was so tired that I couldn't function. I am now on metoprolol and it is doing the trick for me. I get tired at night about 10, but other than that I am okay with it. It may just be the meds he is on and they need to be switched.
From what I understand the heart occassionally skips, but for some people it is more of an issue. After I realized what it was, I knew I had experienced it all of my life.
I know it is scary, but it will all be okay once they get the meds figured out.
Dear Verys May lots of calm and perspective and peace and love surround you at the moment. Gotta love life for smacking you back to reality, don't you!!? Take care, both of you.
That happened to my husband as well, he was still in his twenties even. turned out it was a heart murmmer that had gone heywire due to walking pneumonia. I can remember it bieng absolutely terrifying. But it sure did put a lot of things in perspective for us. Perhaps everyone needs a thing like this every once and a while to truly appreciate what they have. It is only when we understand our own mortality that we are really able to live. wishing you all the best.
My husband works in the funeral business and because of that we have learned very valuable lessons. Make sure the people you love know you love them. Your health (and life) can change in an instant...try to enjoy life...don't work so hard. Take time out for the people in your life. Sounds like your and Very David's experiences are having the same effect!
Ah Very Mary... you are Very whitty and I truely enjoy your blogs! You never fail to bring a welcomed smile, giggle, belly laugh.... I wish you and Very David the Very bestest life has to offer...get well wishes and many more relaxing roof top evenings! <3
Dear Mary Ann! *HUG* Thank you for sharing with us. It's admirable that in the midst of all these unknowns you were both able to rediscover how precious life is -- how precious your love for each other is.
Please know that David (and you!) will be in my prayers.
I hope you get your answers soon. Mr. Crotch Curve takes medication to keep his heart from beating too fast and has two stents. Of course, Mr. Crotch Curve drinks budweiser and eats twinkies. My thoughts are definitely with the Verys. Truly they are. C. Curve.
Hope he finds out soon. I finally after years of not being sure what some of my health problems are got two diagnosis but still waiting to find out why I have a rapid heart rate, mine skips at times if it gets really high. It's a scary feeling.
Did they check to see if it was just that his heart was skipping a beat for YOU?(smiles) Kidding aside . . . I will be believing that all will work out just fine for Very David's heart - and your heart as well. xoxox
Oh! The Verys' [love] life is like a little reality show in my Very Mediocre world. I am concerned about the heart condition but delighted about the reconnection.
{{hugs}} to you and the Very Family. Very David has got some very good people in his corner...you all have his very back and are watching his very (nice) butt!! (just keeping the conversation lively!!)
Your post was so very special. Thank you for sharing it Mary. I feel blessed to read your blog. I hope to be able to write as well as you, especially about something so touching in my own life. Many blessings to you and your husband.
Mary Ann....That is a terrible thing to go through, but the perspective is priceless. I had my Perspective altered when Colton passed away...it has changed my life...for good! Thoughts, prayers, and hugs!!
It is so frustrating when you go to hospital and come back with no answers! Two weeks ago we went through this very same thing twice, 2 trips to A&E by ambulance with blue flashing lights and after two short stays in hospital we still have no answers! But as you say 'perspective' helps!
Oh no! How scary...I hope everything is okay and the doctors figure out what's going on. Should I start planning the bridal shower?:):) Seriously, I love you and I'm here if you need anything. My thoughts are prayers are with you, David and C.
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I hope Very David will get some answers soon and a little perspective is good sometimes!!
Have a relaxing weekend!
Sherry
God Bless! :)
Mary Ann,
What David experienced is exactly what I have been going through for the last year. They finally after a nuclear stress test, a heart monitor and an ultrasound of my heart figured out what was giving me the chest pains. I can understand how very scary it is as I thought I was dying once or twice and ended up in the ER twice hooked to machines, getting tests done, and on and on...
They found with the heart monitor that my heart was skipping a lot and that it was racing at times, too. I have since been told to limit my salt intake, cut out caffeine (that includes chocolate), and to start dieting and exercising. I am on a medicine that slows my heart, too. I started out with Coreg, but it made the palpitation worse and I was so tired that I couldn't function. I am now on metoprolol and it is doing the trick for me. I get tired at night about 10, but other than that I am okay with it. It may just be the meds he is on and they need to be switched.
From what I understand the heart occassionally skips, but for some people it is more of an issue. After I realized what it was, I knew I had experienced it all of my life.
I know it is scary, but it will all be okay once they get the meds figured out.
Dear Verys
May lots of calm and perspective and peace and love surround you at the moment. Gotta love life for smacking you back to reality, don't you!!?
Take care, both of you.
Very Scary. Hope everything is Very Much Better this morning. Sometimes the not knowing yet is the hardest part.
Darla
That happened to my husband as well, he was still in his twenties even. turned out it was a heart murmmer that had gone heywire due to walking pneumonia. I can remember it bieng absolutely terrifying. But it sure did put a lot of things in perspective for us. Perhaps everyone needs a thing like this every once and a while to truly appreciate what they have. It is only when we understand our own mortality that we are really able to live. wishing you all the best.
My husband works in the funeral business and because of that we have learned very valuable lessons. Make sure the people you love know you love them. Your health (and life) can change in an instant...try to enjoy life...don't work so hard. Take time out for the people in your life. Sounds like your and Very David's experiences are having the same effect!
very good perspective. very many good vibes your way. very inspired by you.
Ah Very Mary... you are Very whitty and I truely enjoy your blogs! You never fail to bring a welcomed smile, giggle, belly laugh....
I wish you and Very David the Very bestest life has to offer...get well wishes and many more relaxing roof top evenings! <3
I am very moved by the Very's. I'm glad to know that Very David's heart is in good hands.
Dear Mary Ann! *HUG* Thank you for sharing with us. It's admirable that in the midst of all these unknowns you were both able to rediscover how precious life is -- how precious your love for each other is.
Please know that David (and you!) will be in my prayers.
This is a beautiful blog entry.
You are my Very favorite teacher and I can't wait to see you next quarter.
Tell Very David to feel better.
I hope you get your answers soon. Mr. Crotch Curve takes medication to keep his heart from beating too fast and has two stents. Of course, Mr. Crotch Curve drinks budweiser and eats twinkies. My thoughts are definitely with the Verys. Truly they are. C. Curve.
Hope he finds out soon. I finally after years of not being sure what some of my health problems are got two diagnosis but still waiting to find out why I have a rapid heart rate, mine skips at times if it gets really high. It's a scary feeling.
Did they check to see if it was just that his heart was skipping a beat for YOU?(smiles) Kidding aside . . . I will be believing that all will work out just fine for Very David's heart - and your heart as well. xoxox
Oh! The Verys' [love] life is like a little reality show in my Very Mediocre world. I am concerned about the heart condition but delighted about the reconnection.
Thank you for the beautiful insight.
How scary! I hope you find out what is going on soon!
Sending very good thoughts to the Very Marys - for health and continued happiness.
{{hugs}} to you and the Very Family. Very David has got some very good people in his corner...you all have his very back and are watching his very (nice) butt!! (just keeping the conversation lively!!)
yikes! i hope you figure this out very soon. in the meantime i am sending hugs, love and a handy man to take care of some of that silly stuff for you.
Your post was so very special. Thank you for sharing it Mary. I feel blessed to read your blog. I hope to be able to write as well as you, especially about something so touching in my own life. Many blessings to you and your husband.
Mary Ann....That is a terrible thing to go through, but the perspective is priceless. I had my Perspective altered when Colton passed away...it has changed my life...for good!
Thoughts, prayers, and hugs!!
It is so frustrating when you go to hospital and come back with no answers! Two weeks ago we went through this very same thing twice, 2 trips to A&E by ambulance with blue flashing lights and after two short stays in hospital we still have no answers!
But as you say 'perspective' helps!
OMG - I was out of touch all weekend. I am so sorry. Hope you get answers very soon. Please keep us all updated. Love you - and many many prayers.
t
I'll be thinking of Very David and Very Mary. Please keep us posted.
I hope Very David feels better and you two keep your Very Good Perspective.
-Stu
That is some scary stuff. I'll be praying that you get some answers soon. Take care of each other.
I hope that Very David feels better soon and you find out the cause of the very scary heart problem. Sending good thoughts and vibes your way.
Sending David my very best.
Oh no! How scary...I hope everything is okay and the doctors figure out what's going on. Should I start planning the bridal shower?:):) Seriously, I love you and I'm here if you need anything. My thoughts are prayers are with you, David and C.
i hope very you and very him are very well very soon .....
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