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Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by Gator515151, Jul 26, 2023.

  1. kurt_borglum

    kurt_borglum VIP Member

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    Get better.
     
  2. dynogator

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    That is so sweet! :emoji_couple_with_heart: Here's hoping for many more anniversaries!
     
  3. OklahomaGator

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    Get well soon, glad you got prompt medical attention.
     
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  4. tarponbro

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    I hope you get well soon.
     
  5. Gatorrick22

    Gatorrick22 GC Hall of Fame

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    Get well soon, my good Gator friend. We need you hanging around, becasue you're good fun... Praying for your quick and complete recovery.
     
  6. ursidman

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    Bug Tussle NC


    soon I hope
     
  7. atlg8rfan

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    Glad you're on the mend. Prayers for a speedy recovery.
     
  8. docspor

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    Too ornery to die! Get well!
     
  9. Gator515151

    Gator515151 GC Hall of Fame

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    Looks I am stuck here a little longer than I though my blood oxygen levels don't seem to Want to return to normal.
    I do think if I was local I would be going home already and they would work on it as an outpatient issue but since I have to fly home they are playing it safe and I don't mind that at all.
     
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  10. Gator515151

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    Out of the hospital going home tonight. Thanks for all the support.
     
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  11. Orange_and_Bluke

    Orange_and_Bluke Premium Member

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    Get home safely !
    Great news!!
     
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  12. kygator

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    Great news! Hope you are doing well now.
     
  13. duchen

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    Prayers for a speedy recovery 51!
     
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  14. GratefulGator

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    Godspeed, 51!
     
  15. phatGator

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    Are you saying you were full of piss and vinegar? :D

    Just kidding! May God grant you a full and speedy recovery.
     
  16. QGator2414

    QGator2414 VIP Member

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    Great News!

    My dad had a heart attack at 53. Quad bybass later he is doing great at 72. While manny here have thrown every insult in the world at me over the covid shot…one of the last things I am willing to do is knowingly cause inflammation in my circulatory system. My LP(a)s are off the charts. Hereditary.

    Get well! Praying Brother!
     
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  17. vaxcardinal

    vaxcardinal GC Hall of Fame

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    we'll at least you now have proof that you're not just full of sh*t ;)
     
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  18. antny1

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    So now just vinegar!

    All jokes aside the ket to managing CHF is to stay ahead of it. CHF exacerbation with pulmonary edema is probably my least favorite medical call to run for various reasons. Stay ahead of it and you can be great for years to come.