Best wishes Don! My brother recently had a heart related operation that was successful. He had an irregular heart beat that made him almost lose consciousness when he stood up. A healthful diet and exercise are always beneficial if your doctor recommends it but "slow and easy" is par for the course after recovering from any surgery especially heart surgery.

PS: You don't look too happy in that photo but that new pacemaker should really make a difference and so hopefully you'll be back to your old self very soon.

All the best,

Mike

Thinking of you today Don....


John

+1

We are all backing you up !!!!!!!!!

Don- you have to feel good that you've inspired a 10 page thread on Synthzone, where nobody is saying who or what is better than the other, changing the subject, arguing, or telling bad jokes!

The only typical question to be asked is "When will you be posting the (surgical) video?

UPDATE:....

This is Susan (wife).. While nurses were putting in new IV don's blood pressure dropped too low. They have rescheduled the defibrillator procedure for this afternoon. He is feeling fine now..just a little bummed about the delay...

Still praying for all of them ...

I just talked with Susan, Don's implant went well this afternoon, he is on his way back to his room and will likely go home tomorrow. The docs tested the pacemaker/defibrillator and said the voltage was right where it should be, which is a good sign.

I'll probably talk with Don tomorrow and post his thoughts, or maybe he will do it himself, which would be even better.

All the best,

Gary

Good to hear the updates. Tx.

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