Shannon Gray
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Bethany's Posts
Diagnosis: Aortic Regurgitation, Bicuspid Aortic Valve
Member Since: August 29, 2015
Member Since: August 29, 2015
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Bethany Spence posted an update
9 years ago (June 27, 2016)
It has been quite some time since I have posted here. I am doing great. Post op 9 months now.
We have moved to the Raleigh, NC area and am in need of a new cardiologist. Any suggestions??
Steven A Husted
i would check friends and coworkers and the internet check out adam picks referals on his site
Bethany Spence posted a photo
10 years ago (November 8, 2015)
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Robert Osmachenko, Kelly Weisgarber and
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So glad your doing well . You look great
Looking good, Bethany. Great to hear the hearings going well. Coming home soon? You'll love the first nights sleep with no one poking you in the middle of the night. Take care. Keep on healing. Drn
I think you look great! Hope you feel stronger every day.
may the good lord above give you a great recovery and help you to heal with out any pain one day at a time do not rush it time is a healer
Bethany, great news that you are on the road to recovery, you look great, determined too, best to you each day and thanks for sharing an update post op.
Looking good!
Bethany Spence posted an update
10 years ago (November 8, 2015)
6 days post surgery. Feeling better every day. Have to say, the chest tube was the worst part. Keep up on your pains meds post op. I made the mistake of trying to go without one time, very bad idea. I really needed the pain meds every four hours. The... Read more.
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Meredith Bray and Elaine Cutri reacted to this
Excellent posture while standing, and supporting your head/neck/shoulders while resting will help alleviate the rest of the back pain. You look great in your picture!
-Meredith
So glad to hear you are feeling better and better. I will pray that your recovery continues to improve day by day!!
Keep up with the pain medication for a while. No need to be uncomfortable. The most important tasks are breathing exercises and walking. Best wishes Bethany!
Hi Bethany. ..glad your are in the road to recovery.
You should have pain killer for at least 1 month. Or a litter more ...after a month start lower the doss.
That will help you to sleep well.
Take it easy.
My worse part was the breathing tube removal! I will never forget that... But those drainage tubes run a close second. Did feel good after they were out. Hoping you continue to feel stronger everyday!
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