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My Hubby Had A Heart Attack, Sunday
Comments (33)Bulldinkie, my prayers are going out for you and your husband. My husband had his first heart attack, that we knew of, in 1987 when he was 38. He was extremely athletic, got a lot of the right things for exercise, not overweight, never smoked, didn't drink, minimal fast food, low cholesteral, but blood pressure a little high and did everything they tell you to do to avoid heart attacks. He wound up having 5 by pass surgery but never really got back to normal. At that time we did start to follow a healthy heart diet. About 2004, he had another heart attack while we were laying the foundation for our house. Got him to the hospital and it lasted for three days. We never imagined a heart attack could last that long without killing you. The team of doctors from IU said there was nothing they could do for him and wouldn't put him on the transplant list, but his cardiologist at the VA wouldn't give up and did manage to get him on the heart transplant list. A year and a half later, he got his transplant. My DH changed his diet himself. He became a vegetarian while waiting for the transplant. We think it was the only way he made it while waiting. He cut out salt himself and now if anything has the salt in it, he can taste it and doesn't like it. He's eight years out from his transplant and everyone is surprised he made it past the first seven as a lot don't. He doesn't eat many sweets, his diet is extremely low in fat, but I do use olive oil occasionally and his salt intake is primarily what is natural in food, not what is added. He does eat salt on his eggs and potatoes, but a minimal amount. He's healthy and happy. His doctors think he's a miracle for many reasons. Don't give up and don't let him give up. You'll both benefit from the salt free diet and you'll not even miss it....See MoreHoping for a better 2011 for Hubby.
Comments (14)Greetings to you and hubby, Susie. Yes, it really is hard to lose some great friends. It helps when one's memories of them are all good. I, too, hope that the New Year is better for your husband and you. And that you cultivate some current friends, to partially replace the dear ones that you've lost. (((((hubby and Susie))))) "It's better to have loved and lost ... than never to have loved at all". ole joyful...See MoreSIL passed away this morning.......
Comments (42)I am so sorry Phyllis, but also glad to hear he wasn't in any pain and your daughter is at peace with it, at least for a little while while she gets some much needed rest....See MoreMy son in law's g grandmother passed away this morning.
Comments (4)I am sure she will be greatly missed by many folk. It sounds to me like she really 'graced' this world with her life. My condolences to all of the family at this time....See More- 7 years ago
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