Glad you are on the mend, thanks for giving us details , excellent work by the NHS.
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Small Heart Attack: Monday Links Will Be Delayed
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Glad you are on the way back to full healthOriginally posted by NickFitz View Post
I can highly recommend Glenfield

Glenfied looked after my wife when she has pneumonia, they also have a great record for Cancer care
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Great to see you back in such short order.
You might be (slightly) interested to know one of the projects I'm running involves developing a software simulator for stents and associated paraphernalia. Did yours go in through the thigh or the wrist?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostUpon arrival they hooked me up to an ECG, had a good look, then took me in for an angiogram; this identified a major blockage in the left anterior descending artery which they immediately treated with angioplasty and the installation of a stent.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Glad to hear you escaped
Get a cab to the pub for a while OK?
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They used what I think of as the "Femoral artery" - apparently nobody describes it like that anymore, though I don't know whyOriginally posted by d000hg View PostYou might be (slightly) interested to know one of the projects I'm running involves developing a software simulator for stents and associated paraphernalia. Did yours go in through the thigh or the wrist?
Anyway, I have the most astonishingly huge multicoloured bruise spread across my groin and thigh, and apparently it'll get even more spectacular before it goes away
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Good to have you back, rest up
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Glad you're back and on the mend Nick
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All the best for a swift recovery.
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