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Diagnosis: Aortic Stenosis
Member Since: October 17, 2016
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Maggi Turner posted an update
8 years ago (January 10, 2018)
A long time since I have posted on here, but today I have hit the ONE YEAR mark and all seems to be great. A bit breathless at times, but that soon passes. This site helped me through one of the most traumatic times - I felt as though I... Read more.
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Pam Williams
8 years ago (January 10, 2018)
Congratulations Maggi Happy 1st Anniversary, I celebrated my 1st year 7 weeks ago, glad to hear you are keeping well I too get a little breathless when walking but yes it passes, I am having knee replacement surgery in 4 weeks bit apprehensive about it but has to be done,... Read more.
Maggi Turner
8 years ago (January 11, 2018)
Thank you Pam. Congrats to you too. Well, what a coincidence I have just had x-rays for possible knee/hip replacements, but haven't got the results yet. Like you, I don't really want more surgery, but if needs be then I will have to have it. Good luck.
Pam Williams
8 years ago (January 12, 2018)
I had my right knee replaced 5yrs ago best thing ever, well heart valve 1st knee rep 2nd hopefully this one will be as successful, good luck to you too Maggi
Maggi Turner posted an update
9 years ago (January 29, 2017)
Good luck to everyone with surgery this week. I am only three weeks post op and know how you will all be feeling.
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James Roberts and Kim Jones reacted to this
9 years ago (January 29, 2017)
Thank you. Hard to focus on anything, my brain is all over the place.
9 years ago (January 29, 2017)
Thank you Maggi. My surgery is tomorrow and like Kim my brain is all over. You have been a huge inspiration to me. Thank you so much🙃 (My upside down brain)
Maggi Turner posted an update
9 years ago (January 19, 2017)
Big problems with getting drugs right on return home with three days of sickness. Thankfully changes made and beginning to feel better, but haven't been quite as active as I would have liked.
Also hadn't allowed in the recovery programme of having to have my beloved Cavalier spaniel put to... Read more.
9 years ago (January 19, 2017)
Oh Maggie, I am so sorry to hear about losing your furry friend. I know how this feels and yes it is devastating :(
Hope you are doing okay and the medication issues improve.
9 years ago (January 19, 2017)
Maggi, good to hear you're through. I wasn't as active as I had hoped but it will come.
I'm sorry to hear of your lost, especially as a time like this.
9 years ago (January 20, 2017)
Hi Maggi yes thought i would be raring to go once surgery over with however this is major surgery and it takes a while for your body to get over the shock. i would suddenly find i had dropped off to sleep in the middle of the day something i... Read more.
9 years ago (January 20, 2017)
Oh Maggi, you poor thing, I know what losing a pet is like, it has broken my heart! I currently have a 14 year old 3 1/2 pound long haired chihuahua. He may not look great, no teeth, tounge hangs out, etc. but to me he's still beautiful! I dread... Read more.
9 years ago (January 20, 2017)
Thanks everyone for your kind remarks. Surgery recovery on it's own would have been bad enough, but to lose Tiffany at the same time has made it a lot worse. I am finding it difficult to concentrate on even crosswords. Oh well give it time.
9 years ago (January 21, 2017)
Ohhhh. Maggi, I am just so sorry. I know what a trauma that must be, about Tiffany and how painful it is to lose a pet you adore. I hope you feel better physically and emotionally soon. What a tough time!
9 years ago (January 27, 2017)
Maggi, did they get all your meds straightened out? How awful about losing your furry friend. Anytime is a terrible time to lose someone we love, human or animal.... sending prayers that you are feeling better overall.
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