[texasbluebell]

Little did either of us know that a tiny blood clot had developed in her leg on the flight to London and was quietly working its way up to her heart.

Is this written by the Fox anchor?

Thanks for posting. That reminds me that I should take an aspirin tonight, since I'm flying tomorrow.

With that phone I began making about a thousand dollars worth of trans-Atlantic calls, the first of which was to the world-renowned cardiologist Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld, who I'm lucky enough to have as my GP.

I think I answered my question, yes, he's the Fox anchor, since Dr. Rosenfeld is also one of the Fox regulars.

As for the quality of British health care, advocates of socialized medicine point out that while the British system may not be as rich as U.S. heath care, no patient is turned away. To which I would respond that my wife's one roommate at Cornell University Hospital in New York was an uninsured homeless woman, who shared the same spectacular view of the East River and was receiving about the same quality of health care as my wife. Uninsured Americans are not left on the street to die.

Should be emphasized.

[Ditter]

Yes, take aspirin but also get up out of your seat and walk around as much as possible.