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  1. #1
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    Great news on the pathology report! Thanks for sharing with us

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    Yipee, great news!

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    I might have missed the latest cardiology tests results - did they find what was up with the anterior cardiac ischemia from your stress test?

    Maybe the heart rate is related to the chest pain, lung goober, lower energy output, etc.?
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    I might have missed the latest cardiology tests results - did they find what was up with the anterior cardiac ischemia from your stress test?

    Maybe the heart rate is related to the chest pain, lung goober, lower energy output, etc.?
    As I recall, the cardio people haven't found anything?
    After the heart CT scan they decided they were wrong about the anterior cardiac ischemia. Nobody has addressed the chest pains ever since the nodule was found. Since I've been given the all-clear on that maybe they'll look into the chest pain again. I'm still scheduled for a lung function test at the end of the month. All the docs have told me they don't think I have a heart problem but they can't say what is causing the chest pain and they don't seem very concerned about it since the CT scan didn't show anything. The pulmonologist doesn't think the "goober" (I love that word) is causing the chest pain. So, at this point I don't think there is any other plan of action. Guess I'm on the wait and see plan.

    Thanks everyone for your well wishes and celebrating the good news with me. Maybe something good came out of this...it's making me think a little more about what I'm eating and how well (or poorly) I'm taking care of myself. I'm also trying to not sweat the small stuff.
    As we must account for every idle word, so must we account for every idle silence." ~Benjamin Franklin

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    Phew!!! That's good news.
    Living life like there's no tomorrow.

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    It's not cancer for me either.......

    I went to the OB on Monday for a pap. While she was doing the breast exam, she said "has this lump always been there?"

    Well, to make a long story short, she sent me in for an ultasound of the lump. I was able to get in to have this done within a couple of hours of the OB appointment and I just heard from her today - fiberous tissue - nothing to worry about -

    I am so relieved that I want to get on my bike and ride for an entire day but I am too pooped from the stress of the last two days and from exercising alot those two days to reduce the stress.

    Whew, glad that's over! Thank God for answered prayers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flybye View Post
    Whew, glad that's over! Thank God for answered prayers!
    Yes, glad you had good news...

 

 

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