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9. Having someone convey medical information

Sat Jun 13, 2026, 04:30 AM

6 hrs ago

with a strong accent can be frustrating. Medicine is one place you want to the most clarity.

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I just had the scare of my life! [View all] slightlv 9 hrs ago OP

Ah, my dear Marble ... oldsoldierfadingfast 7 hrs ago #8

I have a one of a kind keeper. marble falls 2 hrs ago #16

I wish you and your husband strength for your journey. LoisB 8 hrs ago #2

About 15 years ago I also had a full stent occlusion. DFW 8 hrs ago #3

I was really surprised they didn't do an angio with a dx of slightlv 7 hrs ago #5

Getting some elderly people to take meds is apparently a chore. DFW 7 hrs ago #7

With the 100% occlusion, they certainly DID do an angio with me. DFW 3 hrs ago #15

Shouldn't you be resting? BaronChocula 6 hrs ago #10

I wish I could! I've been awake all night... slightlv 4 hrs ago #12

Well, I sort of am. DFW 3 hrs ago #14

Holding you and your husband in light and love. Vibes for strength niyad 8 hrs ago #4

Thanks, niyad... slightlv 7 hrs ago #6

Having someone convey medical information BaronChocula 6 hrs ago #9

There is help out there ... oldsoldierfadingfast 6 hrs ago #11

One thing has me stymied right now, and I'm slightlv 4 hrs ago #13