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#1 by charmoeren » Tue Feb 27, 2018 22:12

weather in Denmark just now

-5 to -8 degrees .......but with the wind chill factor it feels like -20 degrees.
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#2 by tasman1 » Tue Feb 27, 2018 22:20

Please do not talk cold weather here

I have that sh.t for 10 month every year here

Will ask Jim to ban weather topic here same as politic :D
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#3 by charmoeren » Wed Feb 28, 2018 09:35

tasman1 wrote: Please do not talk cold weather here

I have that sh.t for 10 month every year here

Will ask Jim to ban weather topic here same as politic :D

I have been outside working most of the day :D

A bit Cold , but very fresh , i will sleep well tonight
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#4 by valerie » Wed Feb 28, 2018 15:19

It's a flood here.
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#5 by larryonly » Wed Feb 28, 2018 16:50

In Ontario Canada we hit 15C or 59 F today , although much cooler tomorrow and even cooler below 0 C or less than 32F after that .
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#6 by rpdesign » Wed Feb 28, 2018 16:56

that's why you all must come over to Malaysia and enjoy the sunny tropical weather all year long and have a good time shopping and lots of coffee too :D
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#7 by leeuna » Wed Feb 28, 2018 21:43

rpdesign wrote: that's why you all must come over to Malaysia and enjoy the sunny tropical weather all year long and have a good time shopping and lots of coffee too :D

That sounds like Paradise. I would love to be able to do that. :thumbup:
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#8 by tasman1 » Wed Feb 28, 2018 22:14

valerie wrote: It's a flood here.


Swim , do not cry
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#9 by valerie » Wed Feb 28, 2018 22:19

My significant other is having open heart surgery very soon.

He's been in the hospital undergoing various tests for several days.

It's an hour drive to the hospital. With all the rain and flooding, I was not
able to go there today. However, the rain is suppose to be cleared out by
Friday.
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#10 by Nikorj » Fri Mar 02, 2018 00:11

valerie wrote: My significant other is having open heart surgery very soon.

He's been in the hospital undergoing various tests for several days.

It's an hour drive to the hospital. With all the rain and flooding, I was not
able to go there today. However, the rain is suppose to be cleared out by
Friday.

Take good care of him Val, Hope he recovers soon :)

My mom suffers from hypochondriasis and are at the hospital up to 10 days every month (You should see her medicine cabinet :o ) She could open her own pharmacy.

Good luck with your loved one, And give him lot's of love and care ;)
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#11 by valerie » Fri Mar 02, 2018 07:23

Nikorj wrote:
valerie wrote: My significant other is having open heart surgery very soon.

He's been in the hospital undergoing various tests for several days.

It's an hour drive to the hospital. With all the rain and flooding, I was not
able to go there today. However, the rain is suppose to be cleared out by
Friday.

Take good care of him Val, Hope he recovers soon :)

My mom suffers from hypochondriasis and are at the hospital up to 10 days every month (You should see her medicine cabinet :o ) She could open her own pharmacy.

Good luck with your loved one, And give him lot's of love and care ;)


They've scheduled his surgery for about two weeks down the road.
Going to pick him up today in a bit.
He will be having valve replacement and also taking some veins from his leg and some stints.

My grandmother, when alive, would go to the doctor at least once a month and usually more.
She would get a B12 shot. She'd say, I got to go to doctor and get my B12 shot. I often
wondered if it wasn't just water/placebo. According to her, every day something was wrong
with her. She lived to be about 82 and died a very peaceful death. She had a smile on her
face as she passed. In my head instead of hearing out loud 'I have joint pain in my leg today' or 'I
have a cold today' or 'my arthritis is acting up today'.........I heard 'I died today'. As if to day,
I am happy because something else is wrong with me today. :shock: :mrgreen:
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#12 by Micshad » Fri Mar 02, 2018 13:14

valerie wrote: My significant other is having open heart surgery very soon.

He's been in the hospital undergoing various tests for several days.

It's an hour drive to the hospital. With all the rain and flooding, I was not
able to go there today. However, the rain is suppose to be cleared out by
Friday.

Prayers for your significant other. My hubs went through it at age 59. He had a triple bypass and aortic valve replacement. They couldn't do anything about the other 2 blocked arteries for some reason. He was only in the hospital 9 days. He is now 70. They gave hubs an artificial valve that goes tick-tock with every "beat." Sounds funny, but....if he had it to do over, he'd get a pig valve. He is on Coumdain (warfarin) and with the pig valve, he'd only be on aspirin, but they told him he'd be back in 12 years for a replacement. Today with all the new techniques, that wouldn't happen. He just went through another "rotorooter" (catheterization) and because of the 2 blockages he l has, he wound up having to go on aspirin anyway. But he has new veins and arteries growing to cover and to take over those 2 blockages which surprised the docs.

Again, prayers for your significant other. He should be fine with a good hospital and doctor.
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#13 by valerie » Fri Mar 02, 2018 16:34

He's having the bovine *pig valve.

He is 69 and was born with a window in the heart. In 1968 when he was 19 years old, he
had open heart surgery to close it. Back then they could not perform that type of surgery
on babies/children.

Today, however, most of his issue is probably due to heavy smoking and hard life, to say
the least.

He is my ex-husband.

They're going to also take some veins from his leg, put stints and I don't know what else.

I picked him up today. He was in the hospital 5 days going thru all the tests and is scheduled
for surgery the 15th.

It's a good hospital and good surgeons. He has 4 doctors and the main heart surgeon is
from India. He likes them all.

They did try to get his old records from West Virginia when he had surgery there 50 years
ago! No such luck. His name was still in the records but that was all.

I think he will be fine. As is he can barely breath and can only take a few steps before he
has to stop and bend over to get air.
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#14 by walkinganomaly » Fri Mar 02, 2018 20:58

Hope and pray all goes well for you and yours Valerie. Take care.
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#15 by valerie » Fri Mar 02, 2018 22:13

Thank you.
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