Hi all..just a quick message..
I had a bypass 2 years ago..and last Saturday i managed to cycle 100 miles..something i never thought i would do again ..😊 so my point is never give up..🙏
Hi all..just a quick message..
I had a bypass 2 years ago..and last Saturday i managed to cycle 100 miles..something i never thought i would do again ..😊 so my point is never give up..🙏
Well done to you. For the record cycling 100miles is something I would never do 😂 36 holes of golf in one day enough for me. Congratulations 🎉 and keep going
Hello
Thank you for sharing such a positive outcome with us it is such a great help for those that are on this journey to read
Well done x
Congratulations, that's a fantastic achievement!
I could not have done that when I was fit and well. Congratulations.
Great result, inspiration to everyone post cabg.
This is brilliant
Fabulous news, what an achievement!! Well done 🙂
Bravo! I regularly did century rides before my heart issues, and I'm slowly working up to that again. Did 40 miles on Sunday with no issues except a sore butt...
I'm due a by pass this week, so it's very encouraging to hear this. I'll be happy just to dance around the kitchen again.
Congratulations!! I am looking at the same path but my bypass was the end of Jan 22. I jumped on my bike post the 12 weeks point as allowed.
Question for you. Did you have physical pains in the ribs and lower sternum for a while whilst the muscles got back to being used to support your weight on a bike? Doctor's sat it's normal but thought I would check!
Hi fellow cyclists..When I started cycling post surgery, there was discomfort in lower sternum and I have to say i still on occasion get a twinge..what i found more of a worry was the fear of falling off and doing damage to the chest...
For you it's early days, so take it easy and most of all enjoy..😊
Big congrats mate 100 miles is very impressive after such a big operation and comforting for people to know, as an ex biker myself the most i ever covered was 65 miles when fit. Like you said never give up 👍.
Fantastic achievement
Wow 🤩 well done indeed! 👏 keep it up
As a fellow cyclist, that is still a feat - well done you. And for a good cause too!!
It takes time, but you've shown heart issues aren't necessarily the end of an active life, although I think it does make us appreciate our wonderful bodies more!