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Aortic dissection, aortic aneurysm - The aorta - Life after an aortic dissection
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Started this discussion. Last reply by jan nunn Apr 18.
For those who don't know I was 34 weeks pregnant when I dissected. In fact over half of the AD cases in women are pregnancy related, usually in 3rd trimester or shortly after birth. 2 percent of…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Graeme Feb 28.
I've noticed that there are a few of us ladies at another site, that all developed GERD after surgery/AD. And not just a light case, the kind of GERD that feels like extreme chest pain, in fact I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Graeme Feb 28.
I know I haven't been around for awhile, life got a little busy there for awhile. I am truly sorry if I caused anyone any worry. So a little update. I moved to a new state and life is happy. I have…Continue
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Cynthia Lind left a comment for Kimberlee JonesI've done a lot of thinking these days, about what it is that still upsets about my AD. I've long since past the feeling sorry for myself, the why me, again?(I have had a few prior surgeries, not heart related) What lingers on and on and frustrates me still is that I can't go one day without something causing me to think about my AD and my current aneurysm. Either my heart does it's little extra beat thing, or I get a pain when I sneeze or just for no reason in my chest bone area, etc.…
ContinuePosted on February 8, 2013 at 1:33 — 4 Comments
Well today is my youngest daughter's sixth birthday, and we know what that means. It is also my six year anniversary of my dissection. Of course I just had to make that announcement and celebrate with my family here too. *hugs* to all of you.
Kimberlee
Posted on December 16, 2011 at 1:41 — 8 Comments
So I had my 6m ECHO today and doc says nothing has changed since my last echo. My enlarged aortic root/aneurysm is holding steady at 5.1 and my leak is still considered moderate. Even better news no more CT scans for me, doc feels due to my age that having an ECHO(now once a year) instead of being exposed to radiation once a year is good enough. He does say if the ECHO ever shows change or I start to develop any symptoms then of course a CT scan will be necessary.
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mandy bungay said…
Tom Alderman said… THank you so much, Iam not alone with this,God ha answered my prayers
Tom Alderman said… I know you have herd this before I really need to hear therer a chance I mght live for more than 5 yrs,every thing I read it says 5, Iam only 60??????
Vincenzo & Alexis said… Thank you, Kimberlee!
Gretchen Doss said… Thank you and just knowing other people going through this that I can talk to instead of just the Doctors helps.
Tracey Alvarez said…
John Mark Bell said… Hi Kimberley
Many thanks for the welcome and the hug
John
Jim Miller said… Many thanks for this welcome.
Thank's for the hug
Cynthia Lind said… Bless you Kimberly and your 6 years. I'm inspired and you calm my heart and soul.
Cynthia Lind
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