Now back on the home front a big thank you to all those who commented and called wishing me well on my recent hospitalization. The complex technology available to modern medicine is amazing to say the least. More familiar and less amazing was the simple explanatory diagram the cardiologist drew on the whiteboard in my hospital room. As a former teacher that was something I knew how to do...:) Oops DJan commented the diagram makes no sense. Absolutely. The circles are where the veins enter the left and right atrium. That's where they found the short circuits. They interrupt the electrical pathways by burning (cauterizing) them. Simple huh... like finding a needle in a haystack.
Glad it's all over and you're "firing on all cylinders" again. That diagram might have meant something to you, but the previous picture was easier for me to understand! Congratulations on having been successfully ablated... :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that you are well and that the ablation was successful.
ReplyDeleteglad things went well!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, I'm assuming that it's stopped the afib? Good to hear you're out and back.
ReplyDeleteWe found the mayo clinic website a good one for describing medical stuff. I'm glad to hear you are back home. I wish you a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home safe and sound. I'm sure you feel pretty beat up what with the insertion site(s) and the really hard table you had to lie upon. Rest easy, good blogger buddy and don't try to do too much too soon.
ReplyDeleteThat diagram could just as easily be a football play, for all I know. I assume everything went according to plan. Congrats on the successful procedure. And thanks for posting. I'll bet you're very happy to be home after all that.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear you were successfully treated and are home now! Rest a bit and then get busy again...fishing, camping, traveling, reading, voting, and carrying on!
ReplyDeleteGlad you were able to have a successful tune-up, finally firing on all cylinders and will be able to get that classic chassis back out and cruisin' in no time!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear it is over and that you are home! I hope you are feeling better! We got snow:(
ReplyDeleteGlad you are up and about and back home. I haven't commented much is months, but I do keep up with your blog, sometimes from my phone, but it is hard to post from the phone. We've had several trips to the adult kids this year: Utah, NC, and Wis. The Wisconsin bunch live inland from Winona. Happy fall.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are at home on the mend. Being at home away from that hospital always makes a person feel better. :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a complete speedy recovery ~ stay well my friend!
xo Catherine
Well, the doc isn't much of an artist on paper, but at least he is with what he does best! I'm glad to hear that you're on the mend.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that everything went well. I assume the doctor is a better surgeon than he is artist.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back home.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to hear everything has gone well. I'm sure being home again will speed up the healing process, especially with your pal Baron beside you.
ReplyDeleteGood as new! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to hear you had such good results. I may have this same procedure in my future according to my doctor. It is good to hear that such things are beneficial.
ReplyDeleteGlad all went well.
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