Many of you followed my story 5 or 6 years ago when I had my year from hell and gave me wonderful support.
I saw my EP last week and he is very happy with everything and doesn’t want to see me for 18 months so I see that as a win.
Nine weeks ago I had surgery for my hiatus hernia which went well. My anesthetist sent me to ICU for the first night because of my heart history and then I had 2 nights on a ward. I went into AF briefly the morning after the surgery and for an hour or so 24 hours post surgery. My EP was impressed and said that it was substantial surgery and very close to the heart. The surgery was at the same hospital that my EP works at so he would have been called in if there were any complications.
Anyway, I’m feeling good - I had a couple of months of a restricted diet- liquids only for the first few weeks. I’ve lost 5 kilograms, I’m back into my exercise regime, I’m eating well and I am finally off those dreaded PPIs 🎉
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Goodness liquids only for a few weeks, that must have been hard. Could you have well chewed soft food or liquidise it, or was it something that was medically prepared? You've certainly been through a lot over the years and that's quite a weight you lost. Do you feel better for that?
Hope you continue to feel well now, you deserve it.
Great to see you back on this forum again and even more so as you now report great success and you sound so upbeat ........... mind you, if I remember correctly of photos of your back yard with a view like that you couldn't miss. Awesome.
Stay safe .... stay well ........ now you can start planning your summer 🦘🦘🦘🦘
Thanks Jalia - my surgeon was fantastic (he’s Welsh and has been in Australia for many years). I was in good hands and it’s wonderful to be off medication (well for that anyway 😉)
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