Not In The Game Plan...

[Grizzly]

Hi All,

 

Went to work, last Monday (14/11) felt rough as I was walking across the car-park (normal day then! )

Went to the Club Night in Keighley and on the way there, thought I was going down with a virus of some sorts.

The beer helped though, but the same feelings returned on the way home. Pains in the chest from shoulder to shoulder and both arms hurting.

Went to bed with a hot toddy, but was up around one'ish feeling definitely strange. Yep it's a cold - no work for me tomorrow!

Tried to get back to sleep, but no avail. Struggling to breathe and so up again asking Mrs Grizzly to get me to the Hospital pronto!

Once there, got seen to straight away. No complaints about the NHS from me.

Turns out I'm having a Heart Attack!!

Was rushed off to Leeds General Infirmary first thing Tuesday morning to get a Stent fitted.

I won't go into chapter and verse, but it's been quite an experience.

 

I was let out of Hospital on Friday and on Saturday, Mrs Grizzly's Father died suddenly and unexpectedly.

The Adams household is a very sad one at the moment.

 

The Cardiac Nurse came out to see me today.

I've been told that I'll be off work for another five weeks at least and can't drive for another three.

 

This wasn't in the game plan...

[Grim]

Sorry to hear it Steve, take it steady and concentrate on your recovery.

[Guest sandy77uk]

chill out dude, take the time to recover fully, our thoughts are with you

[megadodo]

Commiserations on you family's loss and best of luck with your speedy recovery. Stents have excellent outcomes nowadays. Have you got a good rhythm post stent?

[Longboarder]

Geez mate. Scary times with the heart attack and to then have Father in Law suddenly passing away is teribly distressing. My condolences to Mrs Grizzly and the whole family at a very difficult time.

Very hard to cope with your loss and your illness at the same time. It will be hard to sit on the sidelines while your wife and her family are making the painful arrangements for her fathers funeral but be sensible. Your convalescence must take precedence for you. However tempted it will not help the situation if you do anything to upset your own recovery.

My thoughts are with you all. Best wishes.

 

Nigel

[Guest mower man]

Thoughts with you, as others have said don't rush it and do as you are told by the medics all our best Mr + Mrs mowerman

[Tazzzzman1]

Hi Steve,

 

Really sorry to hear of your loss, but really glad you are on the road to recovery.

Take things easy and get yourself on the mend. Hope to have a run out next year in the new build. All the best to you and the family.

[Guest sadjagboy]

Steve,

My condolences to you and your family. As many have said above take it easy and concentrate on your recovery.

 

Best wishes

 

Angus

[Mitch]

HI Steve,

take care mate, and everyone take notice of Steves early warning, dont leave it to long to be checked out, !!!

 

Wishing the grizzly household you make a quick recovery ( bet your a crap patient ) and thinking of you all at this sad time

 

 

Take care Steve

[Guest Bazwaz]

Bloody hell Steve i know our meets are exciting but that going a bit far!. Seriously though hope you're ok and wish you a speedy recovery. Condolences to you all re your father in law. If there's anything we can do just give me a bell.

 

Thinking of you all

Baz and Christine

[steve in stockport]

Sorry to hear both these bits of bad news, our condolences to the family for your father in law, and wishing you a speedy recovery.

Best wishes

Steve and Laura

[Guest MrsBigLee]

Must be that beer in the Airedale Heffer!!!

 

Flippin heck Steve I can't believe it, you're the last person I'd have thought this would happen to. Hope you make a speedy recovery and make sure you get plenty of rest.

 

Condolences to you and your family at the sad news of your father in law. If you need anything just let us know.

 

Julie

(Mrs. Big Lee). x

[Guest peter2b2002]

my thoughs are with you both on your loss, gives you a different out look on life when these things happen though as I know only too well after my stroke

peter2b

[philshelton]

condolences to your family and like every one says take it easy and hope you have a speedy recovery

[Guest Tweedy]

Steve,Glad to hear you got through OK.Scary stuff! You've obviously had first class and speedy treatment from the NHS.Now do as you're told for a few weeks.

All the best

Mike