At the young age of 42, my husband, Gary, suffered a heart attack.
Just typing that sentence seems unreal.
It's a long story, which I will share eventually, but for now, I will let our friends and family know that he was immediately rushed to Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, MI, on Saturday, where they performed coronary angioplasty. He stayed overnight and was transferred to Windsor Regional Hospital - Met Campus tonight, where he'll stay for a few days.
He's doing well, but is still having the severe gastrointestinal pain that originally brought us to the ER in the first place. So, hopefully they can resolve that while he's in there, too.
I have to give a big THANK YOU to my beautiful friend, Holly, who traveled down this weekend for a drum corps show and a visit and ended up watching my kids and keeping me sane. I *heart* you, lady!!
I will keep you all updated on Gary's progress. And please, learn the symptoms of a heart attack - chances of survival are greatly increased if you get treatment right away.
Cheers,
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ReplyDeleteBig hugs Sue. I hope Gary recovers quickly and gets home to you and the kids soon.
ReplyDeleteHugs sue and will pray for a speedy recovery for Gary. Sending u hugs if strength as emotionally and physically you will be tested. Don't be afraid to ask someone to do laundry, clean cook etc when u get offers of "what can I do". Step out of your superwoman cape and let your friends takeover as that's only healthy for you and the kids and you would surely do the same if shoe was on other foot
ReplyDeleteMwah and if I can do anything from afar, please ask. Wish I was closer to help u but being here means I can offer. Imputed help, send delivery, make calls - whatever u need
Yes b/c he got help right away he will hopefully recover faster as well. Try tI rest while he is in the hospital as he is in good hands and u need strength
My heart goes out to you Sue - I went through the same thing in November. It's frightening and scary. We were lucky that help arrived quickly and only slight damage was done to the heart.
ReplyDeleteDavid is now back at work and much, much better.
I hope for the same for Gary.
Sending you hugs.
Know that I'm thinking of you all.
With love. xx
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ReplyDeleteand here's to a speedy recovery for Gary. Thinking of ya
Sorry to hear this Sue! Gary's in our thoughts and we hope he comes home soon!!
ReplyDeleteI hope he will recover soon. It must have been awful. (((hugs)))
ReplyDeleteSue, I am so glad that he is resting and that you are together. It is a blessing that you have each other and a supportive community of family and friends. I am praying for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteWishing Gary a speedy recovery Sue. Thinking about you and your family! ((hugs))
ReplyDeleteThinking of you! Our Gramps was treated at both of those facilities and they're top notch! You're in good hands. Take care.
ReplyDeleteSue I am sorry to hear the news today...hugs to you all, he is in good hands and what they can do now a days for these types of things is great. I wish i was closer to you and could help out...take care and our thoughts are with you. Love Jennifer
ReplyDelete((((hugs to both of you))) glad he is doing better and that treatment was taken quickly
ReplyDeleteBig hugs, Sue. I hope your dear husband is 100% soon. I'm sure our good friend Holly was an immeasurable blessing of support and friendship for you. Thinking of you and your family.
ReplyDeleteIn friendship, Leanne
We are praying for a fast recovery for your.dh on your scariest. day ever.
ReplyDelete(Been there with my dh too a few years ago)