ricardo
18-05-15, 12:33
Thursady 22nd January wasn't feeling great so went to the doctors accompanied of course. She said I had a bit of reflux take some medicine but come back the next day for an ECG.
Went back at 2.PM had the ECG and I had actually beeb having a heart attack since the day before.
Rushed from the surgery to the cardiac department at St.George's had two stents, five days in hospital and back home.
Then the realisation set in and got extremely depressed (which is quite common).I was a smoker,but that was the warning and though it has mucked my bowels up I quit and have beaten the withdrawal symptoms.
All the medication which I now have to take for life doesn't agree with me very well but I have no choice.
I have had a 24 hour ECG holster after the 12 weeks and seen the cardiologist who saved my life and in his words "I got off lightly" and my heart is now good and he will see me in a year.
Unfortunately I have other health and teeth problems but being on blood thinners complicates the correction with my teeth.
Oh I also have prostitis which isn't very pleasant.
I would say my stress levels have over ridden my anxiety and I am feeling isolated and a bit sorry for myself.My wife doesn't know what to do with me and those who remember me will know our daughter has been ill for years with migraine type symptoms and they are no better.
Stay strong I say to myself, but it's bloody difficult.
I have to say as far as treatment goes in NHS hospitals it is second to none but I can't say the same at the GP surgeries,even allowing for the immense amount of patients they have and people with complex problems including anxiety are difficult to help or even understand.
Went back at 2.PM had the ECG and I had actually beeb having a heart attack since the day before.
Rushed from the surgery to the cardiac department at St.George's had two stents, five days in hospital and back home.
Then the realisation set in and got extremely depressed (which is quite common).I was a smoker,but that was the warning and though it has mucked my bowels up I quit and have beaten the withdrawal symptoms.
All the medication which I now have to take for life doesn't agree with me very well but I have no choice.
I have had a 24 hour ECG holster after the 12 weeks and seen the cardiologist who saved my life and in his words "I got off lightly" and my heart is now good and he will see me in a year.
Unfortunately I have other health and teeth problems but being on blood thinners complicates the correction with my teeth.
Oh I also have prostitis which isn't very pleasant.
I would say my stress levels have over ridden my anxiety and I am feeling isolated and a bit sorry for myself.My wife doesn't know what to do with me and those who remember me will know our daughter has been ill for years with migraine type symptoms and they are no better.
Stay strong I say to myself, but it's bloody difficult.
I have to say as far as treatment goes in NHS hospitals it is second to none but I can't say the same at the GP surgeries,even allowing for the immense amount of patients they have and people with complex problems including anxiety are difficult to help or even understand.