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Went to work last Monday morning feeling fine, just after lunchtime I happened to be in Ilkeston & BANG, had a heart attack. Totally unexpected & never thought it would happen to me, just how

You Nottstagians have really cheered me up, I would like to Thank You all individually for your kind thoughts, but it would take up too much space. So please accept a Great Big Thank You for you all t

Postman called today with a letter from the hospital. Four weeks ago today I went in for a 4 hour "Procedure". My follow up appointment is ..............................May 2015. Talk about confide

I wish you, and hope for you a rapid improvement Sir.

They can do wonders nowadays, I know.

Take care, be a patient patient, and take on board all the specialists tell you.

Looking forward to hearing better news, cheers.

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GET WELL SOON MIKE I KNOW THAT ONLY VERY RECENTLY I HAVE HAD TO MAKE A COMPLAINT ABOUT A FEW MISTAKES THAT HAPPENED TO ME WHILE I WAS AT THE CITY HOSTPITAL BUT I THINK IN THE MAIN I WAS JUST ONE OF THE UNLUCK ONESMOST OF MY TREATMENT WAS VERY GOOD FOOD WAS GOOD AND WELL PRESENTED PROPER PLATES NOT HORRIBLE PLASTIC TRAYS ,AND SOME OF THE OTHER PATIENTS WERE QUITE SERIOUSLY ILL ON MY WARD AND THEY ALL APPEARED TO BE RECIEVING VERY GOOD CAREAND SUPPORT.

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when I poddled inot Morris Ward for me pre ticker op angiogram, I could sense the pressure the staff were under.

Next day they woke me at 0530hrs to tell me the bed was needed for an emergency, so they were letting me go home (to an empty house). I had to ring me Brother-in-law, waking im up at that time was not appreciated, to come and give me a lift home.

He arrived bleary eyed - and as we were leaving they gave me a leaflet on what would happen during the procedure I'd just had!

After the ticker op later, they said I would be in for 5 days. On the third day, the nurses came again and told me they needed the bed for an incoming emergency - at least it was not early morning when I rang me brother-in-law Pete this time. Had to evacuate the bed, and sit in a reading area for three hours before they arrived - all the time naturally in pain - but more importantly again I noticed the pressure in the staffs faces and voices.

Three of the six in the ward section didn't make it. We'd swapped emails and addresses, and I felt horrible getting the messages back from the two that replied (relatives) after I'd contacted them to see how they were.

I think the high rate of patients not pulling through must prey on the staffs minds perhaps - bless 'em.

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Now there's a coincidence Gerry, I was on Morris Ward for my stay, saw some very ill people there too.

Got to go back in soon for another Angiogram, the first one was unsuccessful, the next one is via the femoral artery in the groin.

Good luck Gerry.

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Now there's a coincidence Gerry, I was on Morris Ward for my stay, saw some very ill people there too.

Got to go back in soon for another Angiogram, the first one was unsuccessful, the next one is via the femoral artery in the groin.

Good luck Gerry.

I had mine through me wrist vein thankfully.

I hope it all goes well for you Sir, and a form of normality returns for you.

Cheers.

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our friend tony barks is waiting for a date to go in for triple bypass after having a heart atack during the christmas new year period , gettiing realy fed up now cuz he just had a new vintage harley davidson delivered from thestates and he cannot ride it or any of his other 9 bikesat the moment.

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Had a visit from the community nurse today, she discussed my blood test results.

Good news, i have the kidneys of an eighteen year old !!

Pity other parts of my anatomy are not the same !!!

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had one in 2003 ,i was walking the hills in staffs miles from anywhere,luck saved me,i used to go every wed.and never took my phone for some reason Donna my wife insisted i take it that day, just managed a 999 and they found me in time took me to hospital in Stoke,there for week.and never looked back,used to be a bit of a drinker,not now except on special occasions,luckiely no scarring didnt need stents,then got other probs.life aint a bed of Roses,you be ok CAFTAN and as the nottm saying goes,dont let the Bastards grind you down, :biggrin:

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I was just in the Kitchen cooking away, singing Land Of Hope and Glory at the top of my voice, making (Sos and Mash) by request from my family, who descend on me every Monday for Dinner. And then it came! The unexpected phone call from The hospital! Oh My Goodness, you have never seen anyone go to pieces as quick as i did. The long awaited Op on my Dicky Ticker, I was informed is about to actually happen, on Friday 8th August. Oooerr. How can you dread and want something at the same time! That's me, now it is finally going to happen, So sorry if I talk a load of rubbish :ninja::ninja: for the next two weeks, but I have a little something on my mind! What did you say, I do anyway. :biggrin:

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