Tender mercies!
London 2.00 pm
And now the heart is light and breath easier....
The angioplasty procedure on dad's heart has been successfully carried out he's now been discharged from the hospital! I have flown back to London and all's well that ends well!
And it sure feels great to be back here; Thank god for tender mercies!
posted by Pincushion @ 2:13 PM
12 comments
12 Comments:
I am so glad that things have turned out well for you and your family! I was coming here everyday looking for an update and hoping for the best.
Thankyou Agastya! I am so touched by your concern and caring..I know your prayers helped.Thank you :)
oh thank god!
such great news.
will continue to pray for his health and stability :)
i'm happy for the good news!! i wish all the best to you and your family.
honey, i'm so glad! *hugs*
It is amazing how much progress has been made in treating heart disease. My father died early one Sunday morning in 1971 from a heart attack which would have been nothing to treat today. He was barely 43 years old, a baby. I had recently turned 18 and was a freshman in college many hours from my home. Going back that day was longest ride of my life.
I'm glad your dad is doing well. Appreciate the time you have with him.
Absolutly wonderful so happy all's turned out well, love and prayers Sue
PinnC,
Glad to hear the news.Im virtually embarassed of ignorance; great to see you cope well.
Godspeed
Ubermensch
PS: btw could be more specific for the local audience, im kinda picturing between covent garden and leicester square.Or is this embankment really?
Lorena, Small Squirrel, Transience, Morgan, Sue, Uber! Thank you all for being here and making my life that much brighter!
Uber-Ahhhh...I had the stretch along the Thames, Mill Bank really, In mind ;)Hope that helps ur mind-picture!
You are absolutely right Finns! I am so grateful for this blessing and being so far away from them, every moment with them is precious!
Thank you :)
i am really happy for you! :)
hoping things continue like this for a long long time
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