Topic: My story and where it is now..... - page 10. (Read 7176 times)

Very touched to read it. May God give the best for you yahoo behind the turn of the new year.
Health needs to be maintained and cared for before it's too late. That's the message I take from what you feel.

Hi yahoo62278. You are strong. You won't give up.
This is my message as a new user in this forum.

You just shared with us a touching story, and as I read it and thought about how kind and kind you have been to bounty hunters who have taken part in your bounties, I started to cry. I have no idea what you went through, and nobody is aware of the struggles you have faced from a young age up until now.

You're back on your feet, thank God. Just know that you are more than a conqueror in every situation.

This is so sympathetical after reading through the long story of your life. Sir dear manager @Yahoo I don't know the best words to use to express how cold and shocked i am seeing that you have been suffering this for so long now, but the only thing I would say is I will keep praying for you as well as wishing you a quick and speedy recovery.
May almighty leads you through this ways. Get heal soon sir.

I want to tell @yahoo62278 for his frankness and trust that he shared his personal story. I will not say that I know him well, but his account often flashed in my field of vision and I had a good impression of him. After his story, my opinion about him was even more confirmed that @yahoo62278 is really a good person with a big heart (and, I hope, healthy for many years to come), if he tries to influence others with his story so that they begin to pay more attention to their health. Learn from his experience, for he paid a very high price for it.

Such stories often make me think that bitcointalk is not about crypto and money at all. In fact, this is a forum about people. People who communicate here about bitcoin and are passionate about a similar worldview. Bitcoin is just a tool and could not exist without people like @yahoo62278 and the community of this forum.

From the start of this thread, I read all the posts from our fellow community members, and almost everything is already written. Besides, we talk frequently outside the forum.
The "only" thing that I want to add is this. Keep your head up, smile, and focus on the bright side of the moon. You got us in your corner, my man.

And Merry Xmas to all of you out there!!!

Infection inside the heart, known as infective endocarditis, is a serious and potential life threatening risk of any heart surgery. It is also often caused by bacteria which live in our oral cavities and on our teeth. A full dental clearance removes much of the surface on which these bacteria live (such as on plaque between teeth), makes it easier to keep the entirety of the mouth clean, and also prevents the requirement for any dental procedures after the heart surgery which can force such bacteria in to the blood stream and towards the heart. It sounds extreme, but is actually pretty commonplace before such an operation, and is certainly worth it for reducing the risk of infective endocarditis.

Even if this wasn't the primary reason in yahoo's case, it would likely have been performed anyway.

yahoo62278
I read your whole story, it is giving a great lesson to everyone. And I always pray for you and for your family.

Basically everyone is running after money. Many of us do not think about health And thus this weakness of theirs leads them to their deathbed.

Similarly, I was reading a story and I thought I should share it with you all.

There was a man who must have been about 50 years old.  And he was hospitalized.  He was very rich.  He had breathing problem.  So the doctors told him that you have to take oxygen but it costs a lot.  
When they told him a lot of money, the man started crying.  The doctors asked him if he had a money problem.  So the person said no, it is not like that.  I am thinking that I have been earning all my life.  But did not take care of his health and God gave me everything but I did not thank to God.  
The man said that God gave me free oxygen for 50 years but I did not thank to God.  It gave me a healthy body but I didn't care.  And today I had a little problem so you asked me so much money.  Well!  Doctors tried hard but still they could not save him.  I remember the source of this story, but I shared it.

Health is important but remember your time is also very valuable.  Try to give time to your family too.  Otherwise, you may run after wealth and not be able to give time to your children.

u cant be serious!!!!!!!!!!!!! no google where you reside!!!!!!  In such cases, problem teeth often are removed before surgery, to reduce the risk of infections including endocarditis, an infection of the inner lining of the heart that can prove deadly

Sir yahoo i prey for you

اَلسَّلَامُ عَلَیْکُمْ وَرَحْمَۃُ اللّٰہِ وَ بَرَکَاتُہُ Assalamo alaikum wa rahmatullahe wa barakatohu.

Jesus mother lovin' C.  That sucks no matter what the reason for the extractions was, but I have to ask: was that in any way related to your other medical issues?  I doubt it, but you mentioned it and my tired mind starts to wonder. 

Anyway, I'm avidly following this thread and I'm hoping the holidays are at least bearable for you.  This is a majorly stressful time for a lot of people, and with what you've got going on it could either be a really good or a very dark time.  I'm rooting for you, bro.

It is too painful to read this. But I guess this is what life really is. I still hope that you fully recover from all this and live a peaceful and healthy life. I know you are strong enough to be able to do so.

One more thing , I do not know you personally but I knew that you managed so many campaigns for so many years. Never thought that you might be having so many problems in the background. I do not know heart specialists but if you need some reports checked or some general information, I do know some general physicians who will be happy to assist for free. Please let me know if any such information is needed.

Thank you

Thank you, no harm done to me man.

Thank you, I'm not really a religious person so I probably will not check out the pastor, but I don't mind those that do believe praying for me and my well being. Who am I to say somehting is or isn't real?

Thanks, hard to exercise currently as I run out of energy super fast. During my last heart catheter, they had me riding an exercise bike while laying down. I was told I have no reserve in my heart. I am fine while doing nothing but when I exert myself, blood doesn't rush back into my heart like a normal persons does.

Thank you

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Thank you, I hope to be giving good news in January/Februaury

Thank you

Thank you. I have tried giving many users chances in sig campaigns. I normally don't allow someone who's post history is completely bounty posts in. As far as your sig payment, I cannot accept. I don't want to take away from someone who really needs it. I cannot stop someone from sending to my address, but I'd like to see companies or early adopters be the ones donating vs people who's families will suffer if they lose some money.

I feel the tears around my eyes now after I finish this story from you. You are a strong man. I like the awareness you create for health checks and I wish your second surgery will make your heart perfect.

I remember a month ago you reply my pm.



I didn't expect is something like this serious. I feel pained about it now and you have made time to manage winz.io signature campaign, how do you manage to do this? This is wonder to me.

You have help me as a member in the forum as the only manager accepting member account to join in the signature campaign.

Please, I want to support you with this my week payment. Please take all of it, pay it direct to your bitcoin wallet. I am happy to support you with it and nothing will be big to give to you.

Please don't refuse because you will need no matter how small it is, it can help you sir.

I will pm you to remember you should take my weekly payment.

Ouch! I'm shocked beyond words, sincerely. You're indeed a great dude to still carry on and continued to run campaigns effectively despite all what you're going through. My thought and prayer are with you for a successful surgery. Be strong, bro.

It's because of issues of life such as this (which we don't get to know about others) that I try to maintain cordiality with online folks, even when angered. We don't know who is having a bad day, and our negative comments or attitude can push them deeper into sadness or depression.

I can't speak for the story you told about your personal life because obviously this must be very tiring and painful, especially when you see the word heart it's clear this is definitely serious and I can't think about the pain.
But I really salute you for what you did, even though in the middle I didn't really like your attitude when you left the pills and medicine you should have taken, fortunately you are aware even though there has been more serious damage than that.
I will add your story to my Bookmarks even though this seems excessive but I will probably read this several times as a reminder for me personally to take care and not underestimate anything that happens to my body.
I hope you can recover normally and I look forward to good news from you in January.

Ouch.. that hurts to read.  I kind of figured there were more painful details, and you were likely correct to present a more abbreviated version in your opening post getting into the topic.

People can function and appear somewhat "normal" if their left ventricle ejection fractions are between 25% and 35%.. even though that is quite low and they may well have issues with heart stability too, and I believe that eligibility for a defibrillator implantation is usually something like low 30% and below but there could be some other aggravating factors to justify a defibrillator even if the ejection is higher than 30%.. that would be not merely looking at LVEF, and of course the higher the left ventricle ejection fraction the more likely a person is able to appear "normal," even if s/he might have inabilities to exert or to sustain exertion. 

Surely with the left ventricle ejection fraction there can be some measurement variability too, so sometimes the doctor might look at a few different tests that measure it and then to average out the measurements or to assert that the methodology of one measurement was likely more accurate than another one or series of measurements.. so yes, maybe you did actually have material and concrete improvement that was confirmed and NOT merely measurement variability or a fluke, but then like you suggest and found out, the recovery that you were having was not sustainable… and sometimes there could be other things going on such as the implantation of the valve is not really working very well and there might not really be any ability to implant another valve.. or maybe you cannot be sure at what point your heart became irreversibly damaged…. So for example all could have been going well and recovering.. but then your valve was not working properly and at some point you were experiencing further irreversible heart death (ischemia and/or scaring) without even knowing it.. and really difficult for anyone to know sometimes if it is not caught right away..    There are some theories that the heart tissue cannot really recover if it has not gotten adequate oxygen/blood flow for 12 hours or more, but even those kinds of theories are incomplete because there could be some heart tissues that are getting some blood circulation and other tissues that are completely not getting any blood circulation. .so there could still be some recoverability of some heart tissue.. but even that is not easy to measure.. even with a shitload of tests.

I would not be surprised if the medical folks might have been having some troubles figuring out why your recovery was not sustaining and why your ejection fraction had gone up so much and then fallen again so quickly back down to really a deadly status.. sub 20%...pretty much like it was when you were in your earlier bad situation in late 2021.. . which really, as you know, having those kinds of lack of blood flow to your body likely makes it difficult to do anything without losing energy…or even some basic things like having feelings (or warmth) in your extremities… and probably more susceptible to infections too because the blood and the oxygen is not really getting around very well.  so yes thanks for the posts. and even taking time to read and to type.. because sometimes those kinds of activities can wear on any of us, and even talking, or trying to yell might cause chestpain and other symptoms if you get stressed out about any of these kinds of matters....  though surely you are taking some medications that likely help you with some of these matters, but there is nothing as effective as having actually functioning natural organs because the various drug inducements have a lot of limitations, too… and side effects as you likely experience.

You surely have pointed out that some of the heart related and functional tests that you received seem redundant and then also there may be a lot of time for doctors trying to figure out and to confirm various specifics of your condition or what is causing it.. or could be causing it.. or appear to be causing it (even though surely they seemed to have had figured out a lot of the matters by now and even ruled out other explanations), and even like you mentioned, your insurance company seemed to have needed (or wanted) (and sometimes burdensome too) their own verification to make sure that test-related or expert opinion errors were not being relied upon in order to confirm your diagnosis or to confirm your prognosis for recovery, too.

For sure, I don't really know some of the details that you talk about in relation to your specific details because many times there are going to be individual variations in terms of which vessels are affected or what type of equipment is used and where is the defibrillator implanted (and likely pacemaker function too).  Also, I am not even claiming to be any kind of expert, but just have some specific knowledge of some of the areas in which you had been describing.

I would think with your LVEF so low, you will likely feel better when you have a heart pump (or ventricular assist or whatever variation you end up receiving) and from my understanding, those do not really tend to be very long-term kinds of solutions because of infection potentials and body rejections and various sensitivities.. but surely it may well help you to feel way better during the interim while waiting for a compatible heart (and some folks have more possibilities for compatibility with actual new hearts (or should we say used hearts?) than others based on blood typing and some other compatibility considerations).. even though probably a kind of pain in the ass to have one surgery after another in order to try to make sure that you are ready or that you are able to function or that you are not suffering additional damage while waiting yet I understand that when you get into a state in which you don't have a choice because you can hardly move without getting symptoms, then likely you welcome those various interventions such as having the temporary heart pump.. because it might be one of the better and less risky options given your particular situation.   

Regarding the long-lived forum thread (or blog) that I had suggested, that was my dorky way of trying to hope that you are able to make it through your heart transplant and then have enough of a recovery (and even excess energy) to be able to just end up being able to spend time on seemingly silly things.. for another 50-ish years... it is likely that the last year you spent way more time with tests and doctors, and sure some of it can be interesting, but it may well not be a preferred way of spending time…. even though it is surely the most pressing of issues at the time.. so  that surely make sense, and we surely have to do what we have to do when certain vital organs fail or are underperforming... and sometimes even if we are doing something that we do not prefer, we figure out some way to make the best of out what seems to be a less than preferable situation. 

No need to feel that you need to respond to me if I may have typed too much, again.

I do hope that you come out strong after this surgery and live a healthier life.

Really, i was shocked to read your story and it is indeed painful. To be very true, i really thought you must be a person who would be living a cool leisure life but facts are indeed different.

After reading your story today, i prayed for you to get well soon, also i thanked Allah who have given me a healthy life. We must realize that real wealth is not money, but it is the health.

I wish you speedy recovery and good health in future.

My opinion on health is that people in my country do not take health seriously till they reach hospital. They are ready to spend entire savings when doctor scares them with harsh words. But they never focus on small things like developing healthy eating habits, doing exercise , social interactions with others for mental health. I also belong to same category. Your post reminded me of the fact that I need to change this approach otherwise I might have to regret a lot one day.

Reading from your story and knowing all you have gone through in life it shows you're a very strong man and for you to have survived to this stage you will surely come out more strong with bliss.

With all the comments from other users I have read about you, it tells me you're a good person and your good deeds and wonderful heart will draw support from all corners to your aid.... Survival is yours mate.

Heart problems can strike anytime. We had a loved one taken from us during the pandemic and she also has a history of heart problems (had been in and out of the hospital because of that too).

You'll survive the heart transplant and you'll have a speedy recovery.