Prayers Please! "UPDATE"

[Lighthouse]

Today is my wife Phyllis's birthday, but we didn't get to celebrate much. This morning her heart rate was 48, her BP was 80/45, and she felt like her heart was in Afib. She went to our family Dr., they did an EKG, which didn't look good, and she sees our cardiologist in the morning. She is scheduled to have a much needed foot surgery on Friday, but it probably won't happen. Pleas pray for my Bride.

[capcat]

Sure will, Lighthouse.

[Matt Dillon]

My thoughts and prayers go out to you all, Lighthouse.

[KevinHall]

Sorry, just saw this LH. Sure will. I hope all goes well and let us know when you can how she is doing.

[TrueblueCATfan]

Thoughts and Prayers

[Lighthouse]

Here's the latest. We went to the Cardiologist today and he canceled Friday's surgery. She is scheduled for a Stress Test, and Echocardiogram and will wear a Monitor for 3 days. This should reveal any problem with her heart, and then foot surgery will be rescheduled. Thank you all for your prayers and may God Bless each of you!

[Blue Heaven]

Just saw this Steve. You guys are in my prayers and keep us updated.

[CATHYnKY]

In my prayers. FYI...Mark has a monitor in his chest to monitor his heart 24/7 after his stroke. After almost a year, we were out and going up steps. He had to stop. His heart was racing and he was breathing hard. This was on a Saturday. Sure enough, the cardiologist's office called on Monday and said he needed to come in. There is a device under the bed that sends a reading daily. The aFib lasted about 18 hours. His breathing stabilized within a few minutes, but the heart was still beating too hard. When he jogged the next morning and he was having trouble. After a few minutes the breathing leveled out. No more episodes since then.

[Lighthouse]

^ I will go back to praying for Mark. I thought he was over the stroke.

[capcat]

Thinking of you all. I didn't realize that was going on with Mark, Cathy. Our best to Phyllis, and to him.

[TrueblueCATfan]

In my prayers. FYI...Mark has a monitor in his chest to monitor his heart 24/7 after his stroke. After almost a year, we were out and going up steps. He had to stop. His heart was racing and he was breathing hard. This was on a Saturday. Sure enough, the cardiologist's office called on Monday and said he needed to come in. There is a device under the bed that sends a reading daily. The aFib lasted about 18 hours. His breathing stabilized within a few minutes, but the heart was still beating too hard. When he jogged the next morning and he was having trouble. After a few minutes the breathing leveled out. No more episodes since then.

Prayer for your hubby Mark Cathy

[40bill]

Haven't been on this part of the board for a time. Apologies and prayers for all.