joanne6
Well-known member
Hi all,
I had my one year cardiology check up today a month early. My actual one year surgical anniversary is August 15. The whole saga started a year ago today with a stress test that led to a cardiac cath and the following week, July 21 an ECHO that revealed I needed OHS.
I was understandably very nervous about the ECHO and cardiac exam today. I always have mutilple PVC's and the ticker didn't disappoint anyone on that score. Thankfully, the ECHO was good. I am so not used to getting good news I really don't know how to act. The preop mild PH is gone, the valve repair is working beautifully.
I still have to see the electrophysiologist in 3 wks. I have an implanted loop recorder. I would love to get rid of it early but will just have to wait and see.
I started with the mitral valve "disease"-didn't call it MVP when I was 14. I am wayyyyy older than that now and have dealt with being different all my life. I am still different but I have a functioning mitral valve.
Just wanted to share with all of you because you are really the only people who could understand what I have been through.
Thank you for listening.
Jo
I had my one year cardiology check up today a month early. My actual one year surgical anniversary is August 15. The whole saga started a year ago today with a stress test that led to a cardiac cath and the following week, July 21 an ECHO that revealed I needed OHS.
I was understandably very nervous about the ECHO and cardiac exam today. I always have mutilple PVC's and the ticker didn't disappoint anyone on that score. Thankfully, the ECHO was good. I am so not used to getting good news I really don't know how to act. The preop mild PH is gone, the valve repair is working beautifully.
I still have to see the electrophysiologist in 3 wks. I have an implanted loop recorder. I would love to get rid of it early but will just have to wait and see.
I started with the mitral valve "disease"-didn't call it MVP when I was 14. I am wayyyyy older than that now and have dealt with being different all my life. I am still different but I have a functioning mitral valve.
Just wanted to share with all of you because you are really the only people who could understand what I have been through.
Thank you for listening.
Jo