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Complete shock, out of the blue, no real big family history, never smoked, hardly drink, would like to be thinner but BMI of 25 so not obese.

I'm being very well looked after by my family and friends, hospital care was fantastic, how lucky for me to have a brilliant Heart and Chest hospital 15 mins down road.

So I'm recovering (off work for some time :b ) and will hopefully become more fitter than I've ever been in my life with the Cardiac Rehab programme.....move over Amy Whinehouse :D

poor Ella is confused, usually at work with O.H in the wagon, but now off with me and can't understand why I'm slower than her on our little walks for now :(

think she's enjoying lying in her bed 'til midday tho' ! (that's not when I get up BTW)
 
Oh Julie thats not good, I hope you are well on the way to recovery and, yes k9 is a great way to recuperate!

Good Luck and best wishes x
 
Oh my goodness :eek: I'm glad to hear you're on the mend though!

I'm sure Ella is loving the extra time with you so take it easy and enjoy the rehab plan :D

You'll be fit as a fiddle in no time at all :thumbsup:
 
crikey, what a scare,

it's a bit of a drastic way just to get to spend more time on k9

seriously though, glad you are home and ok with Ella to look after you :D

becka
 
Blooming heck Julie..what an aweful scare for you and your family

I can only wish you all the best for a very speedy recovery. Take care of yourself xxx
 
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Julie, it must have been a shock for you all. I'm sure you will soon be as fit as a whippet.

Jenny
 
Oh Julie...what a horrible shock for you and your family. Sorry to be reading this. Take it easy, and lots of K9 may be the perfect remedy for now.
 
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How awful :( Hope you have a very speedy recovery :thumbsup:
 
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Julie, it must have been a shock for you all. I'm sure you will soon be as fit as a whippet.


Jenny
hope so ! currently I sleep almost as much as a whippet !

I actually thought I was having a stroke, thanks to that advert on TV I got an ambulance sooner.

It's all been due to PCOS, next time I'm not having ovaries, I'll have underies and come back as a man !

Any ladies with diagnosed PCOS pm me if you want.
 
Wow your a lucky lady, i hope you

quickly improve and feel better :huggles:
 
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You just never know what is round the corner. Take care and get well soon

No hard housework for a while is a good thing :lol:
 
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hope you have a speedy recovery ...take care :huggles:
 
hope you get better soon ,take care :huggles:
 
I,m so sorry..........you take care and get well soon :luck: :wub: :wub:
 
So sorry to hear that Julie, bit so glad you are on the mend. PCOS = Poly Cystic Ovary Syndrome?????? So, does it go with heart attacks then? I can't imagine what the link would be, but interested to know. My sister in law had PCOS years ago, and thought she wouldn't be able to have children - she went in for an op, and guess what they found when she was in? Yes, she was pregnant!!

You take it easy, and just have gentle walks with your whippy - she will be happy to wait for you I'm sure ;)
 
That must have been an awful shock ... wishing you a speedy recovery :huggles:
 
Oh what a shock, good job you acted quickly

Get Plenty of rest, hope you have a speedy recovery :flowers:

Sending get well hugs from Harry and Cilla :huggles:

Take it easy

Sux
 
Wishing you a speedy recovery , take it easy x
 
Good Luck Julie, we wish you a speedy recovery, and dont do anything strenious, and make sure you take your medication. Always plenty to speak about on K9. God Bless

Margaret & John Mc Stay

Portadown.
 

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