Quote from: babo on December 30, 2022, 09:14:23 AM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on December 30, 2022, 09:00:49 AM

Quote from: babo on December 27, 2022, 03:31:49 PM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on December 19, 2022, 05:08:07 AM

As some of you know, I have been dealing with a lot in my life over the past 2 years. Honestly, I have been dealing with it a lot longer, but the last 2 years have been where it has gotten a little scarier than the rest.
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I am very sorry for what happened to you
I also hope two things
- that your intervention goes well
- that many others learn to monitor their health

Yesterday I queued for 12 hours at the hospital to check if I had broken a finger (locked in the car door)
checks are always good to do

Thank you, I hope it goes well too. Was the finger broken?

fine thanks
nothing compared to what you will get dear yahoo
in the past maybe we had some arguments, we didn't hang out much we talked about it a lot
I don't write much in international zones
I'm not writing to +1
I don't write to say "Christmas" phrases

I really write to wish you all the best

and to urge anyone (as you said) to do checks

Thank you

Quote from: The Sceptical Chymist on December 30, 2022, 10:15:44 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on December 26, 2022, 03:10:06 PM

bacteria possibly living on plaque which could cause problems for the heart via the bloodstreams.

Yeah, that was the first thought I had when he mentioned getting the extractions but I didn't want to bring it up--and I also assumed yahoo62278 informed his dentist about what's going on with his heart and that the dentist would take that into account. But at this point I think the risk of infection has diminished (maybe Dr. Leo could weigh in on that, because I haven't researched it).

Hope your holiday was good, yahoo62278. Still sending positive vibes your way!

I went to the dentist for 1-2 teeth I was having an issue with and they recommended full extraction to avoid future issues. I really felt like I didn't have a choice. So, I said fuck it, let's get it done.

Quote from: mv1986 on December 30, 2022, 01:11:59 PM

That was a hell of a read, literally...

Despite the fact that the cause of your story is shocking and saddening, it also goes to show what kind of place this forum can bein a very positive way thanks to your openness and your very touching and plausible words about how things can go in life.

Too many people tend to take too many things for granted, at times me included. Reading your text made me think more than twice. You probably take nothing for granted anymore as you are constantly confronted with your physical problem(s) and I can imagine what you must be going through mentally.

My feeling is, and I can only speak for myself, that when things go well for a certain period of time I forget to remind myself with reasonable frequency that health and luck is temporary.

Your words come with maximum transparency and seriously, I thought my life is fucked when I had a toothache a while ago over night before I was able to see the dentist the next afternoon. Reading that you got 28 teeth extracted slightlyput things into perspective again...

There aren't many things to say here for me I guess as I haven't experienced anything concerning heart diseases so far. One thing is for sure though: I truly thank you for your openness as it proves that sharing such personal stories should become more of a status quo within our society. People are thankful for it, people benefit from it, especially those who might be concerned with similar problems. But also those who find themselves in an overall comparable desperate situation.
And the very few who might abuse honesty and transparency to stigmatize someone as weak will only lose the battle against empathy when more people open up about all kinds of problems.

@yahoo62278, I sincerely hope everything turns out the best way possible for you and I would be more than happy to keep reading your posts here for many, many years to come. Despite these difficult conditions, I hope you can still enjoy NYE with a sense of bravery and the ambition to consider the race for health started, to win it and to make 2023 a positive turning point in your life for the better! My thoughts are with you!

All the very best wishes!

Thank you, I watched college football for nye. Fun day right?

Quote from: Dickiy on December 30, 2022, 03:02:43 PM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on December 19, 2022, 05:08:07 AM

As some of you know, I have been dealing with a lot in my life over the past 2 years. Honestly, I have been dealing with it a lot longer, but the last 2 years have been where it has gotten a little scarier than the rest.

I had made it to almost 40 years old and had started to make a name for myself here on the forum. I also started feeling a little different as far as health went. I had noticed my heart was always racing without anything to make that happen. Wasn't doing drugs, wasn't drinking heavily, nor was I abusing any pills. I decided to go get myself checked out. I was diagnosed with heart failure myself. At the time I had piss poor insurance and I feel like some doctors treat patients differently based on whether they do or do not have insurance and the type of insurance they have. If you're a rich person with great insurance or cash, you're gonna get the best treatment. If not, well I feel like you get shit on.

After reading your story, I was reminded of the story of my grandfather, whom I love very much.
This is almost the same as my grandfather's story in 2015 in July, my grandfather's disease was also heart failure and our situation at that time only had the lowest level of insurance, namely class 5 in the hospital, while the care my grandfather needed was level two and one, in the end, we just relied on the money in our savings and sold almost 80% of my family assets to save him, but in the end, we couldn't save him because the operating costs for my grandfather were not enough and the insurance didn't want to cover it because it was very expensive, 1 week after that my grandfather died.

Hopefully, you can be healthy and live your daily life like when you were young, may God always give you health and 2023 will be a bright year for you.

Thank you

Quote from: reagansimms on December 31, 2022, 03:12:16 AM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on December 26, 2022, 11:18:03 PM

Not everything goes as doctors hope, but it's great that they don't give up. Thank you for posting but you'll have to have the wine alone. I'm no longer allowed to have alcohol, even after a transplant.

You also have to be optimistic, the doctor will try to do his best for your recovery. Do you believe in the power of prayer? We are here always praying for your safety.
You are not alone, forum members are always supporting you so you can get out of the operating room safely. God will hear the prayers of good people and will give healing to good people.

Thank you. Not a prayer person myself but I don't mind if others are and want to pray.

Quote from: sokani on December 31, 2022, 11:38:39 AM

Hello yahoo62278! I don't really know you as I'm new here but from what I've read about you speaks volume of the kind of person you are and how you've affected lives positively on this forum. I know you're going through a difficult time right now but I want you to know that God has your back and the ugly situation in your life is just a bend and not an end. There's going to be light at the end of the tunnel, and you're going to pull through this. From the bottom of my heart, I pray that you have a smooth and successful surgical operation. We'll keep praying for you.

Thank you

Quote from: virasog on Today at 06:52:21 AM

We all hope that You will come back strong.

The new year is here and I wish you that this year brings you a lot of health and happiness with you. We wish that during this year 2023, you will live a healthier life and forget about that last painful year.

Life is filled with up and downs, happiness and sorrow and i believe now is the time for you to get all the happiness and healthiness in life.

Happy New year to you, Yahoo62278 !!

Thank you and Happy New Year