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Me too, but sometimes criteria A means you can't get criteria B 🤷♂️prefer fuel injection now.
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Me too, but sometimes criteria A means you can't get criteria B 🤷♂️prefer fuel injection now.
The project manager ambushed me on Friday - he told me that his crew were going to clear out the bathrooms so the asbestos abatement team would be able to do their work. Because of my broken ribs, he picked me up.@Protimenow we had a kitchen leak a few years ago. It's tough! I feel your frustration! You'll get through it!
We've been camping off grid the last 2 weeks, in the white mountains AZ. No cell service within about 2 miles! Lots of walking, hiking off roading in my jeep!
that's the spirit!!While rebuilding a carburetor is so tempting
Whew.The project manager ambushed me on Friday - he told me that his crew were going to clear out the bathrooms so the asbestos abatement team would be able to do their work. Because of my broken ribs, he picked me up.
I figured that it would take maybe 15-20 minutes to clear the two bathrooms, and I'd be back at my hotel in 60-90 minutes. I skipped making breakfast for me and my wife. I figured I would take my heart and seizure meds when I got back, and figured that all would be well.
THEN he told me that his crew would be working on the entire house - I would miss my blood pressure and medication for CHF. We missed a meal, my wife didn't get the breakfast and other things she needs in the morning. I took Uber back at around 11 AM and HOPE that these guys didn't do things (like going into a room that I asked them not to go into) while I was gone.
I really HATE being lied to.
sounds like an incredible adventure,, Cruising the British Isles and exploring the West, hitting major landmarks and covering 76.5 miles in two weeks is impressive! Your resilience is inspiring...Just prior to my surgery my husband and I planned a trip to Oahu boat trips on sunset, which we did this July 2023. We also went out West in September. We visited Jackson, The Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Deadwood, the Medicine Wheel, Devils Tower, Crazy Horse Monument, Mt Rushmore, the Dinosaur National Park and toured Salt Lake City. When we got home, we discovered we had walked 76.5 miles in two weeks!! This is a trip I never could have made without having had my surgery. Even now, at some of the elevations of 8,000+ feet I got out of breath. Living at 25 feet above sea level, this was normal for both of us to stop and catch our breath, plus as much as we hate to it admit it, we are old!! I'm 74 and he's 75!! I am so grateful to have had my surgery!!!! BTW I love this thread and seeing things that people are doing!! Thanks for posting and sharing!!!
I have also noticed this. Cuts do seem to take longer to heal for me since being on warfarin.I'd like to share a note and pose a question to fellow warfarin users: I've noticed a delay in the healing process of my wounds, whether surgical or accidental, since starting warfarin. They seem to take longer to heal compared to before. Has anyone else experienced similar effects while on warfarin?
Well, it worked. Your message was very clear and easy to understand.I ask for your understanding if my language in this post is not perfect. I relied on Google Translation and Chat GPT for assistance.
sounds pretty good to meI ask for your understanding if my language in this post is not perfect. I relied on Google Translation and Chat GPT for assistance.
I'd like to share a note and pose a question to fellow warfarin users: I've noticed a delay in the healing process of my wounds, whether surgical or accidental, since starting warfarin. They seem to take longer to heal compared to before. Has anyone else experienced similar effects while on warfarin?
I have experienced the same with skin cuts and bruises. Takes longer to scab and to heal. However, this also comes with age tooIn just under two months, God willing, I'll be celebrating my 70th birthday. As a retired doctor specializing in internal medicine, I occasionally engage in part-time work. Back in 2001, I underwent a mitral valve replacement surgery in Amman, Jordan, using the St. Jude type. Currently, my daily medication regimen includes 7.5 mg of warfarin and 75 mg of aspirin (due to a coronary artery stent), along with candesartan 16 mg, amlodipine 10 mg, atorvastatin 40 mg, and nebivolol 2.5 mg.
I have an upcoming inguinal hernia operation scheduled in three weeks, during which I'll need to temporarily halt my warfarin intake for about 4-5 days and switch to LMWH injections for bridging. I'm hopeful that the procedure will proceed smoothly.
Although I haven't actively participated in discussions on this platform due to my limited English proficiency, I've been avidly reading and engaging with most of the posts I receive via email. I do not face any challenges in comprehending the content.
I'd like to share a note and pose a question to fellow warfarin users: I've noticed a delay in the healing process of my wounds, whether surgical or accidental, since starting warfarin. They seem to take longer to heal compared to before. Has anyone else experienced similar effects while on warfarin?
I ask for your understanding if my language in this post is not perfect. I relied on Google Translation and Chat GPT for assistance.
I can't speak to the Warfarin part of your post, but just wanted to say that your language was better than some of my English speaking friends.I ask for your understanding if my language in this post is not perfect. I relied on Google Translation and Chat GPT for assistance.
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