Listen to what your body is telling you.

[emalernee]

Scott,

Great to hear all came out well. You now have a new lease on life, but don't miss a payment or he'll ([:-ghost]) come after you.

Ezra Malernee

Canton, Ohio

[Charlie R]

Sorry to hear about this, but I'm glad you are OK. Wishing you the best, Charlie

[Scottpat]

Thank You to everyone for the well wishes.

I will admit that it was a life changing event. It does make you look at life in a good but different way.

[mthomas1]

Glad you took her advice, I know several other people with "borderline" symptoms of a possible heart attack who walked into the ER and ended up having likely life-saving angioplasty.

[Les]

Scott,

does this mean our presents will be on the skinny side this year? Maybe you can carve a few dollars out of Mike O's budgeted cost to supplement my gift. Just a thought.

[Scottpat]

Scott,

does this mean our presents will be on the skinny side this year? Maybe you can carve a few dollars out of Mike O's budgeted cost to supplement my gift. Just a thought.

Yea, the budget is blown! After looking at the hospital bill, my deductible and what was not paid I'm scoping out a street corner that has a high traffic count!

[RickSab]

Scott,

Glad to hear your fine now. I guess Thanksgiving will have a special place for you now. Glad you took action and that you are doing well.

Rick

[Marion Peeples]

Scott,

I just came across your post re your heart attack. I lost my only brother 34 years ago (at age 34) to a heart attack. His cholesterol numbers were nearly off the charts high ( in excess of 700 when first tested). My lipid profile has always been good, but my Doc has me taking so much Pravachol daily that if I eat a cheeseburger, it literally shoots out of my pores flying in all directions within 5 minutes. Its quite inconvenient, but I put up with the mess ...just in case.

Be well my friend,

Marion Peeples