Purrs please

Most of you don't know me because I only lurk here, but I would like to ask
for some purrs for my father.

My mom came home a few minutes ago, after having been gone all day and she
told me the following news:

Apparantly, since Tuesday, my dad has been feeling chest pains, but like the
stubborn person he is, he didn't tell anyone about this until this morning,
when he told my mom. They went to the local hospital in Linden, where the
nurse did some tests and told them that he apparantly didn't have any of the
enzymes that would indicate a heart attack. Nevertheless, she sent them on
to a hospital in Texarkana, over an hour away. They admitted him fairly
rapidly, and did some more tests, including a electrocardiogram. They're
keeping him overnight and they may do a catherization tomorrow or they may
do a shunt. If they do a catherization, he may be home tomorrow; if they do
a shunt, he may be home by Sunday.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.

--
Jennifer Winters
Nerd in babe's clothing

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.

Of course, Jennifer! We'll purr up a storm for him. Since I've got a
history of heart disease in my family, I can appreciate how important it
is to tend to these things promptly.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.

--
Jennifer Winters

Special healing purrs for your father, and purrs for you also to try not worry
so much; and don't be angry with your Dad for delaying treatment--he probably
just doesn't want to admit or face that something might be wrong, or to cause
you and your mom worry. The important thing is he's getting the treatment he
needs. Please know we're thinking of you and keep us posted. Good luck.

Sherry

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 23:50:23 GMT, "Jennifer Winters"
wrote:

Most of you don't know me because I only lurk here, but I would like to ask
for some purrs for my father.

My mom came home a few minutes ago, after having been gone all day and she
told me the following news:

Apparantly, since Tuesday, my dad has been feeling chest pains, but like the
stubborn person he is, he didn't tell anyone about this until this morning,
when he told my mom. They went to the local hospital in Linden, where the
nurse did some tests and told them that he apparantly didn't have any of the
enzymes that would indicate a heart attack. Nevertheless, she sent them on
to a hospital in Texarkana, over an hour away. They admitted him fairly
rapidly, and did some more tests, including a electrocardiogram. They're
keeping him overnight and they may do a catherization tomorrow or they may
do a shunt. If they do a catherization, he may be home tomorrow; if they do
a shunt, he may be home by Sunday.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.

Purrs are on the way to you and your family that this is just a false
alarm and a wake-up call for your dad.

Nan and the furkids

"Jennifer Winters" wrote in message
...
.... I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for
him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.
Jennifer Winters
Of course you are worried. I hope this is a false alarm and that your dad
takes it as a wake-up call to take better care of himself.
Annie

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 23:50:23 GMT, "Jennifer Winters"
wrote:

Most of you don't know me because I only lurk here, but I would like to ask
for some purrs for my father.

My mom came home a few minutes ago, after having been gone all day and she
told me the following news:

Apparantly, since Tuesday, my dad has been feeling chest pains, but like the
stubborn person he is, he didn't tell anyone about this until this morning,
when he told my mom. They went to the local hospital in Linden, where the
nurse did some tests and told them that he apparantly didn't have any of the
enzymes that would indicate a heart attack. Nevertheless, she sent them on
to a hospital in Texarkana, over an hour away. They admitted him fairly
rapidly, and did some more tests, including a electrocardiogram. They're
keeping him overnight and they may do a catherization tomorrow or they may
do a shunt. If they do a catherization, he may be home tomorrow; if they do
a shunt, he may be home by Sunday.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.


Heart healing purrs on the way.

Not really sure where Linden is, but have visited my Broken Bow
kinfolk at the Texarkana hospital over the years.
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky

[remove Junk for email]
http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html

Of course, purrs are coming pronto for your dad and your family. Please
keep us posted. Sometimes, unfortunately, it takes a crisis for people to
wake up about their health (my DH has heart disease in his family, too, and
I worry a lot about him, also.)
hugs,
Christine
"Jennifer Winters" wrote in message
...
Most of you don't know me because I only lurk here, but I would like to
ask
for some purrs for my father.

My mom came home a few minutes ago, after having been gone all day and she
told me the following news:

Apparantly, since Tuesday, my dad has been feeling chest pains, but like
the
stubborn person he is, he didn't tell anyone about this until this
morning,
when he told my mom. They went to the local hospital in Linden, where the
nurse did some tests and told them that he apparantly didn't have any of
the
enzymes that would indicate a heart attack. Nevertheless, she sent them on
to a hospital in Texarkana, over an hour away. They admitted him fairly
rapidly, and did some more tests, including a electrocardiogram. They're
keeping him overnight and they may do a catherization tomorrow or they may
do a shunt. If they do a catherization, he may be home tomorrow; if they
do
a shunt, he may be home by Sunday.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise
might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.

--
Jennifer Winters
Nerd in babe's clothing

in article ,
Jennifer Winters at wrote on 11/28/03 5:50 PM:

Most of you don't know me because I only lurk here, but I would like to ask
for some purrs for my father.

My mom came home a few minutes ago, after having been gone all day and she
told me the following news:

Apparantly, since Tuesday, my dad has been feeling chest pains, but like the
stubborn person he is, he didn't tell anyone about this until this morning,
when he told my mom. They went to the local hospital in Linden, where the
nurse did some tests and told them that he apparantly didn't have any of the
enzymes that would indicate a heart attack. Nevertheless, she sent them on
to a hospital in Texarkana, over an hour away. They admitted him fairly
rapidly, and did some more tests, including a electrocardiogram. They're
keeping him overnight and they may do a catherization tomorrow or they may
do a shunt. If they do a catherization, he may be home tomorrow; if they do
a shunt, he may be home by Sunday.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.

Absolutely!! Maybe he will learn he should not wait. I hope so.

Karen

"Jennifer Winters" wrote in message ...
Most of you don't know me because I only lurk here, but I would like to ask
for some purrs for my father.

My mom came home a few minutes ago, after having been gone all day and she
told me the following news:

Apparantly, since Tuesday, my dad has been feeling chest pains, but like the
stubborn person he is, he didn't tell anyone about this until this morning,
when he told my mom. They went to the local hospital in Linden, where the
nurse did some tests and told them that he apparantly didn't have any of the
enzymes that would indicate a heart attack. Nevertheless, she sent them on
to a hospital in Texarkana, over an hour away. They admitted him fairly
rapidly, and did some more tests, including a electrocardiogram. They're
keeping him overnight and they may do a catherization tomorrow or they may
do a shunt. If they do a catherization, he may be home tomorrow; if they do
a shunt, he may be home by Sunday.

Needless to say, I'm very angry at him for not getting this checked out
sooner, because his father died of a heart attack. And I'm worried about
him. He is very overweight so his condition is worse than it otherwise might
be.

I'd like to ask for good thoughts, wishes, prayers, or whatever for him,
please. It may be nothing, but I'm still worried.



We are sending full-recovery purrs for your father, and soothing and
reassuring purrs to you. Please do let us know how he is.
------
Krista

I'll keep you & your dad in my thoughts & Bastet will be purring for you!!!









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Vincent 6/27/01
Dorothy 6/4/03


Quitters never win, and winners never quit, but those who never quit AND never
win are idiots.