OTP Saw cardiologist today

My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
back on your prayer list. Thanks.
Gwen


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You never left Gwen. Hoping this will be the answer but wish it didn't have
to happen.

Thinking only good thoughts.

kelly

"ladylove77" <ladylove77@knology.net> wrote in message
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> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day
> yet) for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.
>

(((((gwen)))))

Love and prayers,

Vickie B>

Hi Gwen,

Prayers being said.

Don't worry about the heart cath. I had one, it was a piece of cake. In
fact, I fell asleep during it. When I woke up I was wondering when he
was going to start and realized it was already in process when I looked
up at the monitors. I kept myself occupied by humming and singing My
cardiologist told me I'm the only person he's ever had who sang on the
operating table

Hugs,
Carole


ladylove77 wrote:

> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
> for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.
>
>

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 18:16:33 -0600, "ladylove77" <ladylove77@knology.net> wrote
in alt.support.arthritis:

>My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
>fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
>for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
>medicine".

Oh, Gwen, what a time you have had. Here's hoping for a solution this time, one
that lasts.



---
Joan

I'm not worried about the heart cath, Carole. I've already had five and
have two stents.
Gwen


"Carole" <SeattleCarole@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:50lfsnF1fot3hU1@mid.individual.net...
> Hi Gwen,
>
> Prayers being said.
>
> Don't worry about the heart cath. I had one, it was a piece of cake. In
> fact, I fell asleep during it. When I woke up I was wondering when he was
> going to start and realized it was already in process when I looked up at
> the monitors. I kept myself occupied by humming and singing My
> cardiologist told me I'm the only person he's ever had who sang on the
> operating table
>
> Hugs,
> Carole
>
>
> ladylove77 wrote:
>
>> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
>> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day
>> yet) for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called
>> "rhythm medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
>> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
>> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
>> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
>> Gwen
>>
>>
>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
>> feel free to stand in front of them.

Gwen Prayers are coming your way. I hope all goes well with you.

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Love and hugs Jo

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> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day
> yet) for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen

Darling Gwen,
Prayers of course are happening-

m
Squirrely wrote:
> Gwen Prayers are coming your way. I hope all goes well with you.
>
> --
>
> Love and hugs Jo
>
> (\__/) .~ ~. ))
> /O O ./ .'
> {O__, \ {
> / . . ) \
> |-| '-' \ } )) Warning: squirrels.
> .( _( )_.'
> '---.~_ _ _&
> ...
> > My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> > fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day
> > yet) for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> > medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> > be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> > electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> > back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> > Gwen

Hang in, Gwen! Prayers are on the wing.

Glad to hear you're 'used to' the cath process. My cardio
and I were telling funny stories about a shared friend all the
way through my first one. But still, a cath is a cath, and still
belongs in the 'prayers being sent' category.

I've been through the 'up-to-and-including-stents' process,
so you have a comrade-in-ouchies praying for you!

Ginnie and >^..^< Clooney
_______________________________

ladylove77 wrote:
> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
> for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.
>
>

Gwen, sorry to hear you have to face more "stuff". I hope the medicine
will be a quick fix.

Ann

Gwen,

You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Please keep us posted.

debbie m


ladylove77 wrote:
> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
> for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.

prayers coming, gwen. i hope everything goes smoothly and they find the
easiest and best fix for you.

diane

you were not dropped from my prayers, gwenie. may it all go especially well
and with the best possible outcome for you.

kate

"ladylove77" <ladylove77@knology.net> wrote in message
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My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
back on your prayer list. Thanks.
Gwen


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ladylove77 wrote:
> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
> for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen


Sending Good Thoughts,
{{{{Gwen}}}}

GrampaHugs,
Alex,

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You got it, Gwen, prayers on the way.

DeeTee

"ladylove77" <ladylove77@knology.net> wrote in message
news:12c43$45a581e0$45491df5$7590@KNOLOGY.NET...
> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day
> yet) for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.
>

ah, Gwen, you are definitely on the prayer list. May they get that big heart
behaving again and I'm glad they are on top of this.

--
Nann
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Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare

Lots of hugs and prayers Gwen
Cindy
"ladylove77" <ladylove77@knology.net> wrote in message
news:12c43$45a581e0$45491df5$7590@KNOLOGY.NET...
> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day
yet)
> for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.
>
>

Gwen, I wish you didn't have to go through this, but I will pray for
you.



Hugs



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ladylove77 wrote:
>
> My heart just couldn't stay in sinus rhythm; it is now back into atrial
> fibrillation. I'll be going to hospital next week (don't know what day yet)
> for a heart cath, and then be admitted to take what he called "rhythm
> medicine". I'll have to be in hospital to be watched to
> be sure it doesn't go too low. If needed, the things to follow will be
> electrical stimulation, and then a pace maker. Will appreciate being put
> back on your prayer list. Thanks.
> Gwen
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> If you don't stand behind our troops, please
> feel free to stand in front of them.