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Lisa Amiri posted an update
10 years ago (November 23, 2015)
Hello All, I am sending out this post for advice from other's to see if anyone else has experienced the same issue my father, Tom McInerney (alson on this blog from Cleveland) has been having. He is complaining of a "stabbing" or "poking" in his chest (he is 5 months... Read more.
I think Mia Smith on here had a wire removed not too long ago. I had/have a hypertrophic scar and saw a plastic surgeon. My itching is almost gone....good thing too, not pretty to see a woman scratch at her cleavage all day. ;) hope he can get some relief.
It could be slight movement of his sternum. I had that but going to try having an Incision Shield there. Definitely wouldn't like to be re-opened not long after, not keen on that idea :S My area on and around my scar still gets so itchy no matter how good... Read more.
I have had electrical shocks through the scar near my the cleavage. But it is subsiding some. I am 5 mo. Post Op!!
Lisa Amiri posted an update
11 years ago (July 4, 2015)
Hello everyone, Tom McInerney's daughter here, thought I would share something with you that was helpful to my parents after my dad's surgery. A friend of mine that had valve repair warned me that my dad would be on many drugs. She suggested I get a few pill boxes to... Read more.
👍 Nancy D, Susan Wozniak and reacted to this
Agreed! It helped me then and it helps me now
Anonymous, heart valve patient
Anonymous
I have no idea what kinds of meds I will be on. I will get some containers to be on the safe side.
You did a great thing for your parents. It is important to take meds, at a time when one's mind is not at its best. It is easier to refill the pill boxes on the day before using the last ones, so you can "copy" what goes in each little... Read more.
Thanks for sharing! He's lucky to have such an attentive and helpful daughter!
Yes, My wife bought me one to. 7 days, Am and Pm. What a blessing. What a group to encounter. I'm proud to be with y'all. I meet a gentlemen in rehab I passed this site on to. It's very helpfull.
That's a great tool for such a important and for many, a new task. My husband created a cheat sheet of medications, dose and time to take. I kept a log for medications taken and vitals in a blank journal. It was a lifesaver.

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