Slight health issue.

Just like you innit, on nitrous to make you go faster.;)=))=))

Tony.

ps. Seriously though mate, thanks for putting this out there someone will be thanking you one day for sure.
Well that was the thought mate. Being classed as unstable Angina it doesn't just come on when under exserion like regular Angina so you can be caught out easily. I've had 3 nasty attacks while resting now so can come on at any time. Thsts why they have suspended my HGV.
 
Us men are crap with our health issues. I know that from experience… when I finally got myself to the docs I was diagnosed with cancer and whilst being treated they found a second completely unrelated cancer of which I had no symptoms and would have gone unnoticed for who knows how long! So very thankful I got myself checked out!

Moral of the story… get to the docs if you think anything might be wrong!... but not for Man Flu =))

Hope you’re on the mend soon @Grumps!
 
Sorry to hear about your health issues it’s very good off you to share as it may benefit others in a similar situation.
Look after yourself and as we say in Woodhouse you’ll be rite
 
Sorry to hear about your health issues it’s very good off you to share as it may benefit others in a similar situation.
Look after yourself and as we say in Woodhouse you’ll be rite
Forgot your loca! I lad will be reet. :D
 
I hope they sort your angioplasty and stenting if required soon Grumps and have you back on the road soon, just one word of advice is to take your GTN sitting down and take your time getting up don’t want you face planting anywhere. As an alternative they could start you nitrate tablets which your take several off during the day or a long acting once or twice a day pill and of course keep your GTN on you at all times just in case of any break through. Just a thought if your angio might be a while.
 
I hope they sort your angioplasty and stenting if required soon Grumps and have you back on the road soon, just one word of advice is to take your GTN sitting down and take your time getting up don’t want you face planting anywhere. As an alternative they could start you nitrate tablets which your take several off during the day or a long acting once or twice a day pill and of course keep your GTN on you at all times just in case of any break through. Just a thought if your angio might be a while.
Cheers Mark. 12-16 weeks for Angiogram unless they can get me in sooner. I take note of sitting down though as I haven't been :D
 
Sounds like you've been plumbed out with 10mm microbore Dave, I'll have to come and renew it with 15mm speed fit, just have a stiff drink first it'll be like a visit to the dentist ;) :thumbsup:.
 
Sounds like you've been plumbed out with 10mm microbore Dave, I'll have to come and renew it with 15mm speed fit, just have a stiff drink first it'll be like a visit to the dentist ;) :thumbsup:.
Haha! There wilĺ be plenty of fittings for you to fit soon enough my tall friend Lol! =))
 
That's not good mate but as you say, caught and diagnosed early so hopefully no lasting serious issues. Chin up mate and chill on your hollibobs
 
Wow, seems to be one thing after another for you Dave,
Good thing is your on your hols telling us all about it.
Enjoy them and I’m sure when you return it WILL be sorted!
:thumbsup:
 
That's not good mate but as you say, caught and diagnosed early so hopefully no lasting serious issues. Chin up mate and chill on your hollibobs
Will get sorted mate. I am chilled mate, enjoying every minute. :)
 
Wow, seems to be one thing after another for you Dave,
Good thing is your on your hols telling us all about it.
Enjoy them and I’m sure when you return it WILL be sorted!
:thumbsup:
Don't it just Bri. I blame my mother, she cooked me but says its not her fault!
 
So so sorry to hear this Dave and will keep my fingers crossed for you. Thank goodness you were wise enough to get treatment when you did. Keep looking to on the brighter side.

Regards,
Roy.
 
So so sorry to hear this Dave and will keep my fingers crossed for you. Thank goodness you were wise enough to get treatment when you did. Keep looking to on the brighter side.

Regards,
Roy.
Thanks Roy. All will be good mate. :thumbsup:
 
Sorry to hear, hope things get better and sorted out.

Last April ('17), I had pneumonia, not bad and very treatable. To me out of hiking and photography. However, after the treatment was complete, things didn't get better. Constrictive chest, out of breath, couldn't walk long, let alone hike with a pack. If i tried to lift stuff or do the normal chores around the house, lawn and so on. I would have these attacks. Saw the doc, and because of my history with bronchitis, and then having pneumonia, they figured it had to be my lungs. Several specialist visits and countless of tests, nothing could be found wrong with my lungs. One test showed a problem with my gallbladder, and one test said I had something with my heart. The heart was dismissed, and several other test were called for.

December '17, had to go to the hospital and have a sent placed in my heart, the widow maker was 70% blocked. even thought I had several stress tests, nothing showed up until the angioplasty. It's been a long road from December, since it wasn't taken care of early. No heart attack, but the constant pain breathless too a bit of a toll. My wife kept insisting on the angio, and the doc just didn't see it. I was doing some stuff in the yard, and fell over. she decided to take me to the hospital and ask for the test. ER doc's were like....Oh crap.

It's good to have a good advocate with you at these times. I was just not thinking straight, and just cut through the bull. I carry nitro all the time, and have to take it every so often. They were thinking of the spray, but, wanted to hold off until I get better. No hiking for six or eight months.

I hear ya, get the stuff checked out, you never know.

Get well soon bud!
 
Sorry to hear, hope things get better and sorted out.

Last April ('17), I had pneumonia, not bad and very treatable. To me out of hiking and photography. However, after the treatment was complete, things didn't get better. Constrictive chest, out of breath, couldn't walk long, let alone hike with a pack. If i tried to lift stuff or do the normal chores around the house, lawn and so on. I would have these attacks. Saw the doc, and because of my history with bronchitis, and then having pneumonia, they figured it had to be my lungs. Several specialist visits and countless of tests, nothing could be found wrong with my lungs. One test showed a problem with my gallbladder, and one test said I had something with my heart. The heart was dismissed, and several other test were called for.

December '17, had to go to the hospital and have a sent placed in my heart, the widow maker was 70% blocked. even thought I had several stress tests, nothing showed up until the angioplasty. It's been a long road from December, since it wasn't taken care of early. No heart attack, but the constant pain breathless too a bit of a toll. My wife kept insisting on the angio, and the doc just didn't see it. I was doing some stuff in the yard, and fell over. she decided to take me to the hospital and ask for the test. ER doc's were like....Oh crap.

It's good to have a good advocate with you at these times. I was just not thinking straight, and just cut through the bull. I carry nitro all the time, and have to take it every so often. They were thinking of the spray, but, wanted to hold off until I get better. No hiking for six or eight months.

I hear ya, get the stuff checked out, you never know.

Get well soon bud!
Says it all Dennis. We are not doctors but most realise when something is not right. This time I was wrong thinking I had indigestion issues. Just goes to show.....
 
As discussed Dave, Mum had angina for years with no problem, you'll be fine. Still sorry to hear about you though;)
 
As discussed Dave, Mum had angina for years with no problem, you'll be fine. Still sorry to hear about you though;)
Yeah not to worried myself Dave the thread was aimed to hopefully give others a nudge. :thumbsup:
 
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