RE: Merry Christmas Group!

[Guest guest]

M,

Lady, no need to apologize for not getting cards out. I too haven't gotten to any of them.

You are one of the toughest ladies in this group, and you've faced such adversity-- with your heart issues and your hubby's cancer. I do hope this is something they can get back under control??

In the meantime- enjoy the Christmas holiday, celebrate the wonderful family you have and know that prayers are going out for you and yours.

Love to you,

Tracie

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

‘I am sorry to hear about your husband and the wire problem, and I think

it is time that something goes right in your life, so this is the time that

only good things will happen.

I love

to read and I read a lot of self help books, many spiritual books, anything to

keep me from thinking about all that things that can happen to any of us at any

time, and the one thing I’ve read a lot is “what you think about

you bring about” so start thinking positive thoughts, I know it’s

hard, really I do. The when I pray, ( I end it with I ask this through

Jesus whom all things are possible). I don’t mean to offend

anyone, just telling you what works for me, and this works.

Merry

Christmas , and I pray for good tidings and health.

Love and

God Blessings upon you and yours, Marla

From: Neurosarcoidosis [mailto:Neurosarcoidosis ] On Behalf Of Mommer

Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2007

7:27 PM

To: neuro sarc group

Subject: Merry

Christmas Group!

Merry Christmas to you all I'm sorry I didn’t get cards out this

year, my husband Jacks cancer is back. And I am dealing with anxiety

something terrible not only because of that but because I have the recalled

sprint fedilis wire in my icd. And Mayo was going to quickly replace it

with another until they brought up my x ray and discovered that all of my veins

are taken up by old wires. The wire is cemented between my prosthetic

valve and the wall of my heart. If it quits the resynchronization wire

that runs off it will also quit. That in itself will kill me.

Both Ep DRs I talked to say that the chance of anything going wrong

with that wire is so small don’t worry about it. but I have always

been on the wrong side of statistics. less than 5% of sarc patients have

cardiac sarc. I do and even less have it limited to the heart I do.

I had a pig valve and in less than one year it went bad. those are also

tremendous odds. I also had a pacemaker battery just quit. they

will advertise that no they don’t ever just quit. Mine did. I

have no underlying heart rhythm without my pacer.

So hopefully you will all have a mcuh better Christmas than we are

haivng.

M

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

‘I am sorry to hear about your husband and the wire problem, and I think

it is time that something goes right in your life, so this is the time that

only good things will happen.

I love

to read and I read a lot of self help books, many spiritual books, anything to

keep me from thinking about all that things that can happen to any of us at any

time, and the one thing I’ve read a lot is “what you think about

you bring about” so start thinking positive thoughts, I know it’s

hard, really I do. The when I pray, ( I end it with I ask this through

Jesus whom all things are possible). I don’t mean to offend

anyone, just telling you what works for me, and this works.

Merry

Christmas , and I pray for good tidings and health.

Love and

God Blessings upon you and yours, Marla

From: Neurosarcoidosis [mailto:Neurosarcoidosis ] On Behalf Of Mommer

Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2007

7:27 PM

To: neuro sarc group

Subject: Merry

Christmas Group!

Merry Christmas to you all I'm sorry I didn’t get cards out this

year, my husband Jacks cancer is back. And I am dealing with anxiety

something terrible not only because of that but because I have the recalled

sprint fedilis wire in my icd. And Mayo was going to quickly replace it

with another until they brought up my x ray and discovered that all of my veins

are taken up by old wires. The wire is cemented between my prosthetic

valve and the wall of my heart. If it quits the resynchronization wire

that runs off it will also quit. That in itself will kill me.

Both Ep DRs I talked to say that the chance of anything going wrong

with that wire is so small don’t worry about it. but I have always

been on the wrong side of statistics. less than 5% of sarc patients have

cardiac sarc. I do and even less have it limited to the heart I do.

I had a pig valve and in less than one year it went bad. those are also

tremendous odds. I also had a pacemaker battery just quit. they

will advertise that no they don’t ever just quit. Mine did. I

have no underlying heart rhythm without my pacer.

So hopefully you will all have a mcuh better Christmas than we are

haivng.

M