Posted on 04/08/2025 2:12:36 PM PDT by Patriot777
Prayers Up for you and your husband.
Prayers going up here for you and John.
Heartfelt prayers for your dear husband John and yourself Patiot777. May God wrap his arms around you both.
Irish Eyes
Lord have mercy 🙏
Praying
I am praying now.
I had a large heart attack and by the grace of God am still here.
My husband is also ill so everything you posted reverberated with me.
Prayers for you and your husband. Stay strong
Prayers for his healing and your strength and support.
This is one area where good progress continues. Keeping hope alive for you both and prayers up.
Prayers for you both. My FIL just went through pretty much the same thing.
I will put your family in my prayers for a good and speedy recovery for you beloved husband. I know a lady that has a pacemaker and she is doing pretty well.
Is He AVet? They’ve been XLNT and I just signed up for Benies!
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Prayers Up FRiend!
I pray he will recover in good time and be back home soon.
Prayers for John to have a speedy recovery if that’s possible. Prayers for you and your family as well. So sorry to hear all this.
The support group “Mended Hearts” really helped my father in law following his heart attack and bypass. You and your husband might see about contacting them.
May God give wisdom to the docs and all others giving your husband care. May you be strengthened in the knowledge that no one is out of Gods’ view .May this dire situation draw both of you closer to the Lord and Saviour. May God grant both of you good health and longevity.
Praying for you!
Prayers for your husband to make a good recovery.
Hopefully some encouragement: My first heart attack was in 1990 when I was just a few days short of being 40 years old, 35 years ago. I don’t smoke, I don’t drink, and I don’t take drugs. They didn’t believe me until the bloodwork came back. Plus, I had another one in 1997. I have 11 stents, but I’ve never had a bypass operation. Hang in there.
I’ve had a pacemaker/defibrillator since 2006 and I’ve been shocked a few times. I won’t lie, it hurts like hell, but it might save his life. If it goes off, take him to the hospital; don’t take no for an answer. The device stores data before and after a shock, so they can read that data for a better picture of what happened. The devices have to be changed out every few years because the batteries run down but that only takes an hour or so in the Cath lab.
If your husband is a veteran, sign him up for VA care. They’ll pay for everything, and any implant devices will be first rate. The copay for a $100,000 pacemaker/defibrillator is $0.00.
God bless and good luck.
Prayers for your husband. Talk to your husband’s doctor’s, pharmaceutical companies etc. It can be a lot of work but if you’re honest and upfront, you’ll be surprised as many have programs for low income folks to obtain their products or grants via the hospital for grants to purchase drugs, equipment etc. Best of luck.
Prayers up for the both of you.
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