🥳ALMOST DIED!🥳

[Miss Hepburn]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

To miss H.
I wasnt being sarcastic

Huh? Never crossed my mind.

[DesertRose]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

Basics are fine when we are living our daily lives .
He nearly died because of medical negligence and not poor diet

I was talking about helping the body to recover by eating healthy.
Where did I say anything about poor diet?

[Miss Hepburn]

The medical people killed my sweet bro-inlaw and my friend's mom.
I know they are only human...but WE...WE...have to be
knowledgeable with health care situations. C'mon!
A rant.

[Native spirit]

John has been a member here for a few years now, and he is well thought of
by other members.
Everybody wants to help him. and see his return.
But please be mindful not to Diagnose or give Advice it doesn't matter how well meaning it may be.
We have to be so careful what we say.


Namaste

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by Traveler

BTW, did the doctors deal with your aortic aneurysm? That's some scary stuff, man.

It is up in the air. One heart doctor says yes to me having an aortic aneurysm and the recent heart doctor says I do not have one. I have asked for a third opinion. Of course, no answer back.

For years, I had an impact scar over my heart. At one place I worked, their doctor was surprised I had a scar there and he could not believe I had a heart operation. I told I hadn't had a heart operation and that is how I found out about impact scars. Lately, I haven't been able to see the scar. As for the impact scar, that one doctor has been the only doctor who has ever noticed it.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

You really need to know for certain about your heart . Can you get another opinion ?
You were seriously seriously poorly in hospital. You did not remember being moved into intensive care.

I thought I remembered 'everything' but my memory is missing about a day's worth of memories and that was when I was in the hospital. LOL!

Getting a third opinion is almost impossible in the USA. Because of the pandemic, it is hard to be seen by a specialist.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by Traveler

I'd get another opinion. And magnesium is another mineral you need to watch if you're having kidney issues, coq10 is good for the kidneys and liver too.

I already take magnesium and QUNOL ULTRA COQ10. Thanks for the advice.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by Redchic12

Perhaps having a look at what you eat and drink might be helpful, if you haven’t already.

Thanks for the advice

A long time ago, I was exposed to 'a lot' of mold and almost died from it. One doctor did all he could and then said there was was nothing more that could be done. He claimed I was going to die. Instead of dying, I went to a world known environmentalist doctor who just happened to live about 35 miles away. She changed my diet and a few other things and was able to survive the ordeal.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

Basics are fine when we are living our daily lives .
But when you have "professional medics " telling you that you have something wrong with you and they give you medication that they say you have to take in order to save your life then in nearly kills you... That's a wee bit different to looking at the ingredients on a food packet .

These professional people should have realized what problems I was having when I took potassium chloride. I would get cramps and the cramps were extremely painful. I was constantly running out of potassium chloride and always asking for more. With just that knowledge, they should have realized that 'maybe' I was getting too much potassium. To make matters worse, they never told me that if a person has too little or too much potassium..... the symptoms are the same. You get cramps. Only one way to know if I had too much potassium or too little was to do a simple blood test. Ironically, many times I asked for a blood test only to be ignored.

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

But the updates on John's health were obviously coming from some source .
He and his family are my dear friends .

...... and I appreciated everything you did.