Going for a heart scan next week

[pauline3]

@Mups

The echo I had about 3 weeks ago was fine too, so I can understand the relief Pauline.

Thanks Mups, great news for your own echo as well, look after yourself gal…

[pauline3]

@Zuleika

Oh how glad you must feel Pauline to cast the worry aside .

Indeed Zuleika, the thought of having to go through that surgery again,:shock:…I can’t believe I don’t have to see the consultant again for 2 years.:-D…excellent news.

[pauline3]

@Percy Vere

Excellent news Pauline

Thank you Percy,I am so relieved.

[pauline3]

@Meg

That is good news Pauline
Due to Covid I had to have my last Echo privately or to wait 6+ months.
Having it done privately I got a copy , very interesting .

Thank you Meg…I hope everything is ok with your echo,

[pauline3]

@Baz46

Reading that OGF reminds me so much of a close family member from my childhood days. She didn’t like me very much so sent me a birthday card with the wording:

Here it comes, there it goes, bless your heart it never shows!

To the subject of the OP though, that positive result is good news Pauline,
I guess it takes a lot of concern off your mind.

Thank you Baz…it takes a lot off of my mind…going through that surgery again is one, I also heard my heart surgeon is going to retire ,Mr Tony de Souza. One of the ,top surgeon at the Brompton in London…

[pauline3]

@Longdogs

That’s great news Pauline.

Thanks sweetie, I can breath…

[Longdogs]

@pauline3

Thanks sweetie, I can breath…

Yes, that’s a big worry off your shoulders.

[Tedc]

Well done, Pauline & others.
I guess it’s should be expected that we see quite a few topics about heart problems.

That seems to me to be where the best NHS Support is.

One thing, though, if you are on Apixaban you might want to look up the possible side effects, i had a couple which was a bit worrying until I realised why.

Still, better that Warfarin, IMO!