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To: HomerBohn

What people get heart bypass surgery?

Isn’t it older health compromised patients?

What group of people would be most suspect of showing decline over the next five years?

Wouldn’t this be the exact same group?

Sometimes these studies miss the forest for the trees.

While there may be some truth to this theory of decline because of this bypass machine, I question the conclusions above.

When they start talking about pieces of plastic I begin to think some has a little too much imagination.

Bypass surgery is indicated for people with severe blood flow problems. Does anyone think that may have impacted brain function while it was existed?

Yes.


45 posted on 02/21/2016 5:53:07 AM PST by DoughtyOne (Facing Trump nomination inevitability, folks are now openly trying to help Hillary destroy him.)
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To: DoughtyOne

What people get heart bypass surgery?

I did, TWICE; first time at 43 and again about ten years later. Bad family heart history is putting it mildly.

The article was a revelation in regard to the compromised brain functioning as a result of the pump. I knew I had become slower after the first surgery but after the second one the inability to recall numbers and to concentrate was undeniable.

If this heart surgery side effect is Bill’s problem (and I believe it really is related to Coke abuse) he’ll just keep on until something else breaks down and he’ll barge to his grave on a scow, leaving a wake of infidelity and immorality.


57 posted on 02/21/2016 6:34:24 AM PST by CARTOUCHE (Face it ! You have been Trumped !)
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