said it wasn't really that bad. The second surgeon I was sent to by a neurosurgeon said it was about 75%. His office forgot to schedule the surgery until my cardiologist called them "asking why I had not had the surgery done". The surgeon freaked out and called me with the details at 8:30 this morning.

I had told my cardiologist that since I am going to have to have it done sometime, I would rather it be when I am 71 than 81.

Runningdawg

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5. No, I haven't but I have assisted on hundreds

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Tue Jun 18, 2019, 01:03 PM

Jun 2019

If you have questions I will do my best to answer them, PM if you want privacy.

LiberalArkie

(16,496 posts)

7. A dr Krist in in North Little Rock will be doing the surgery, they said he was good.

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Tue Jun 18, 2019, 01:17 PM

Jun 2019

Runningdawg

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8. I'm sorry I don't know him, my entire career was spent in Tulsa. But I hope it goes well for you.

Reply to LiberalArkie (Reply #7)

Tue Jun 18, 2019, 01:22 PM

Jun 2019

If you have other general questions about the procedure itself or recovery, let me know.

MuseRider

(34,364 posts)

9. In the way back

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Tue Jun 18, 2019, 01:54 PM

Jun 2019

when I was an ICU nurse we took care of a lot of those. We recovered them and sent them out quickly, recovery is not long or hard but we kept them long enough for the patient to be stable and doing well. They seemed simple for the patient, little pain and recovery was quick. That is all I have on this.......... If you are having the surgery good luck!

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