I have Moved

I have Moved

We hve now moved to a lovely house on the top of a hill over looking a large field. Oh what bliss.

I haven't stopped using the camera, I have just got to get around to putting them up.

I am going into Hospital on Monday (14th May - 07) for 8 Implants to be fitted (Teeth)

Well, I is Back, I have been away had loads of work done, and exploritory surgery, and they decided it was not my time to have the procedure done.

It seems that I have started to grow my own bypass
See Below and I have been away and taken a holiday, and have lots of photos just itching to be put up here, so watch this space.

It appears that bypass surgery interrupts a self-healing process that the body will start when it detects that oxygen is not reaching the heart. Extraordinarily, 75 per cent of heart patients experience a relief of pain within three to six months without any medical intervention because the body starts growing new blood vessels to form a natural bypass of the obstructed arteries.
These 'collateral vessels', as they are known, are able to keep the blood flowing to the heart, even when a main artery has completely closed. These vessels usually disappear after bypass surgery, 'sensing' a new flow of blood to the heart.

Collateral vessels tend to grow when artery narrowing and blocking is a slow process. A vessel that is only slightly narrowed, and then suddenly blocks completely, is likely to cause a myocardial infarction (heart attack) that the body can do nothing to prevent.

'The common practice of rushing patients in for emergency or urgent surgery because of a severely narrowed coronary artery is completely unnecessary, and needlessly frightens the patient and his family', says Dr Howard Wayne of the Noninvasive Heart Centre.

His view is supported by a study that found that chances of survival following a mild heart attack are higher if the hospital does not immediately operate but instead adopts a conservative approach. Overall, 80 of 138 people who underwent invasive treatment such as a bypass died during a 23-month follow-up period, compared with 59 of a group of 123 patients who had received conservative treatment, including drug therapy.

(Source: What Doctors Don't Tell You March 2004; New England Journal of Medicine, 1998; 338: 1785-92).

Just to Let Everyone Know, I am off to Hospital on Tuesday, It would seem more than likely, I will be having a Bypass operation, feeling kind of scared about it.

It may be awhile before I am back, or I may be back very quick, if they give me more stents.

Generating a little bit of Interest to My Friends

I have also decided to re-process some of my shots & reduce the online size also, this should help the DA server. Just my why of Helping DA.

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