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Miracle and second chances
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Looks like you should pull the trigger on the 40 Pontiac Coupe ASAP!!! Get well!
FrugalFannie
NES Member
are we sure his wife didn't put him in the Pet Cemetery and he came back?
But seriously, WOW!
Now you know what this means, right?
Never miss a chance to tell someone you love them (or to tell off a liberal nut job) and never miss a chance to go to the range!
But seriously, WOW!
Now you know what this means, right?
Never miss a chance to tell someone you love them (or to tell off a liberal nut job) and never miss a chance to go to the range!
Hardwired
NES Member
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That BP is crazy high! That's get to the hospital quick numbers. You can't run with numbers like that.
You have way too much going on. I would seriously consider staggering the work between the kitchen and bathroom. There's no way I would go with no water service and an outhouse.
Do the kitchen first, leave the bathroom functional and plan to have continuous water service. Your wife is right, delay the project.
Reduce the stress. Get better.
I don’t know when I can get to the range again. Don’t know about walking nor stamina. Can I shoot out my bedroom window?
In the new room; #2001, Charlton Hospital, Fall River.
I’m already a legacy here...they know all about me, my case, and my spectacular recovery
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In the new room; #2001, Charlton Hospital, Fall River.
I’m already a legacy here...they know all about me, my case, and my spectacular recovery
t
40 caliber
NES Member
HOLY CRAP TIM!!!! I just read this!!
We got a lot more range shoots to do together!! stop this crap! 52 is way too young .....
hey I am so glad you are ok..... if i wasn't leaving this Friday for Europe (work) i would be coming down to check on you...
Tom
We got a lot more range shoots to do together!! stop this crap! 52 is way too young .....
hey I am so glad you are ok..... if i wasn't leaving this Friday for Europe (work) i would be coming down to check on you...
Tom
40 caliber
NES Member
i see Juergan, not this coming weekend but the next weekend. He's taking me to the range in Germany with the toy of my choice from his Armory.... visiting his vault is an experience in itself.... I have seen smaller museums in the US
keeping with this post,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I would rate it a bucket list item..................
keeping with this post,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I would rate it a bucket list item..................
My father died 5 years ago Thursday at 75. Thought I’d see him and have him send me back.
I will, but no money. Gave it all to my wife towards bills and renovations. I’ll have to sell my ‘55 first.
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yanquidog
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Left anterior descending artery - Wikipedia
For you guys. Still don’t know why I won; basically had the luck to get the hospital in time to “die” there.
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For you guys. Still don’t know why I won; basically had the luck to get the hospital in time to “die” there.
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Wishes and prayers
It’s no joke and you are at least smart enough to hear the warnings. I had a major scare over the summer.
At work I was short of breath , sharp pain left side, I bent over to pick up some tools and darn near passed out,
Took off to the ER. My blood pressure was through the roof. I spent 12hrs at the hospital. Heart attack was ruled out but found no reason for the spiked BP for 8 hours.
Stress test was inconclusive even though I felt like I was going to explode I made it through and other then a slightly elevated heart rate they gave me a a clean check.
I have since lost 20lbs feel better and BP has been ok.
Scared the begeez out of me.
It’s no joke and you are at least smart enough to hear the warnings. I had a major scare over the summer.
At work I was short of breath , sharp pain left side, I bent over to pick up some tools and darn near passed out,
Took off to the ER. My blood pressure was through the roof. I spent 12hrs at the hospital. Heart attack was ruled out but found no reason for the spiked BP for 8 hours.
Stress test was inconclusive even though I felt like I was going to explode I made it through and other then a slightly elevated heart rate they gave me a a clean check.
I have since lost 20lbs feel better and BP has been ok.
Scared the begeez out of me.
Might have to pick up one of these
Diana Mauser K98 Air Rifle. Air rifles | Pyramyd Air
View: https://youtu.be/vUwGcSs5cZY
Plenty of in/out door targets. I like dollar store plastic toys and old school plastic army men
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Wish all the best, god bless and hope the new fuel line lasts many years.
We never met , but I did have a 67 mustang same color as yours in the ragtop.
And my dad and his sister both had heart attacks same week,
She was lucky ,went to leahey clinic ,lasted 10 more years.
My dad went to Brockton hospital and came out feet first.
Many more years to ya!![[cheers]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/018.gif "Cheers [cheers]")
We never met , but I did have a 67 mustang same color as yours in the ragtop.
And my dad and his sister both had heart attacks same week,
She was lucky ,went to leahey clinic ,lasted 10 more years.
My dad went to Brockton hospital and came out feet first.
Many more years to ya!
I did chew 3 of them.
Dracula just woke me up and took her share. I’m really sore where they went into my femoral artery to put the stent in. And my wrists where the IVs are. They took the IVs out at 1AM. Totally disconnected from everything; IV, oxygen; just remote cardio sensors. No bleeps, sweeps, or creeps. Supposed to see my wife, son, pastor, and friends today.
No one of a medical mind has been to see me. They were talking about sending me home today. Since I was sent to a step down room in cardio last night, so I assume that’s happening.
Haven’t brushed my teeth since Monday night. Walked myself, real slowly, to a real bathroom. Sitting on the bed trying to assemble the Johnny. A man sitting alone in the dark with only the hall light. All is quiet; certainly quieter than ICU- they were a chatty bunch.
Wondering what the future holds
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Dracula just woke me up and took her share. I’m really sore where they went into my femoral artery to put the stent in. And my wrists where the IVs are. They took the IVs out at 1AM. Totally disconnected from everything; IV, oxygen; just remote cardio sensors. No bleeps, sweeps, or creeps. Supposed to see my wife, son, pastor, and friends today.
No one of a medical mind has been to see me. They were talking about sending me home today. Since I was sent to a step down room in cardio last night, so I assume that’s happening.
Haven’t brushed my teeth since Monday night. Walked myself, real slowly, to a real bathroom. Sitting on the bed trying to assemble the Johnny. A man sitting alone in the dark with only the hall light. All is quiet; certainly quieter than ICU- they were a chatty bunch.
Wondering what the future holds
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Jttgspring
NES Member
Glad to hear your ok.
Wow. Very glad you woke up in time.
The reason is simple - it wasn't your time. You probably have some things left to do.
But, whatever the reason I think we are all glad that you are still here.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This 1000 times over!
I "got in trouble" many years ago for refusing to transport an elderly man home in my car for that exact reason. I remember being told in the police academy that we were not to transport "sick" people in our cruisers as we couldn't help them if they coded. After an internal investigation our Lt. told me that I was in the clear, did the right thing (offered an ambulance but that was refused) and that the guy had open heart surgery 10 days later (this was a 4th of July event I was working as a volunteer (part time police officer) back in the day.
Sorry about your Dad, but my Family (and myself back in 1966) dealings with Brockton Hospital, give me the impression that no way in hell I'd want to be sent there. Their incompetence level was much too high.Wish all the best, god bless and hope the new fuel line lasts many years.
We never met , but I did have a 67 mustang same color as yours in the ragtop.
And my dad and his sister both had heart attacks same week,
She was lucky ,went to leahey clinic ,lasted 10 more years.
My dad went to Brockton hospital and came out feet first.
Many more years to ya!
Sometimes it takes a memento mori incident to re-prioritize. Thankfully in this case it didn't take an actual death. A couple of years ago when my elder sister passed away at 34, it gave me pretty bad insomnia since I was so preoccupied with how I go at any time. It has, however, caused me to be a little more appreciative of the here and now.
Like others, when I saw the title of the thread I figured you'd managed to get back a past Mauser or something that you had to sell or missed out on, and that it was going to be a happy and celebratory thread. Never expected to read what actually happened, but very glad you are on the mend, and I look forward to many of the interesting things you will share with us in the future.
Like others, when I saw the title of the thread I figured you'd managed to get back a past Mauser or something that you had to sell or missed out on, and that it was going to be a happy and celebratory thread. Never expected to read what actually happened, but very glad you are on the mend, and I look forward to many of the interesting things you will share with us in the future.
Something about January in my family. Grandfather 1/6/97 at 87, dad 1/17/14 at 75, me 1/15/19 at 51.
Still remembering my past. 12/24/83, 3:50am, the family house burned down. Got out with nothing but my pajamas. So chance 4. Three bad car wrecks 2014-2016; 2 could have gotten me. Life seems to be knocking me down, but I find a way to get up every time.
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Still remembering my past. 12/24/83, 3:50am, the family house burned down. Got out with nothing but my pajamas. So chance 4. Three bad car wrecks 2014-2016; 2 could have gotten me. Life seems to be knocking me down, but I find a way to get up every time.
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HorizontalHunter
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