What the hell. Why are flights so expensive!!
Spike's Bitches 23: We've mastered the power of positive giving up.
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Good news, even qualified good news in a bad situation, is always welcome.
Damn straight. Did I ever tell folks about what happened with the electrocardiologist? We've got surgery scheduled for May 23rd, where they send in a catheter and pinpoint which control circuit is misfiring. Granted "heart surgery on your husband" makes my blood pressure learn the macarena, but the words "the rest of the heart is fine" are worth hearing. This has all been residual damage from the first and worst attack.
Now, if my boss will stop bitching about the cost of health care and trying to think of ways to tricky-foot his way around things and just let the status quo be, we can maybe get things put to rights.
Thanks, y'all!
Where are you trying to fly, Aimée?
{{vw}} You've done what you can. Waiting is the sucky part.
dentist~ma to askye
What the hell. Why are flights so expensive!!
I KNOW! I'm looking at flights to Memphis the first week in June. Blech.
Calli, we're here for you. Lean as much as you need to.
eta: Connie, good thoughts floating Utah-wards for best outcomes.
Flights to Detroit the first week in June aren't too bad. (I'm going to my nephew's graduation.)
I hope this leads to really effective treatment, connie.
Dentist-ma for askye.
Calli, congrats on dodging one bullet, so to speak.
Best wishes, connie.
Where are you trying to fly, Aimée?
Michigan, middle of July. Not seeing anything below $300, really. I'm trying to avoid overnight flights in case Em decides to be cranky. I'm not sure we'll have a seat for her this time.
I hope this leads to really effective treatment, connie.
They gave us a booklet on the procedure. They send in a catheter and attach electrodes to various parts of the heart itself, then proceed to stimulate various areas in order "to induce an incident." "You may faint, but this is part of the procedure and is not cause for alarm." IE, when we find the bad boy that causes your heart to say "What the fuck!" we know we're in the right place. Once they've found it, they then remove it, and another part takes over control.
Damn, I just realized I should tell his sister and all, so she can be there if seh wants. Immediate family, blah blah, right to be there, etc. Do a spouse's right to sit there without having to talk to anyone outweigh any sibling rights to keep watch over their brother? Nah, I'll let him tell her if he wants. He hasn't made a point of telling her in the past.