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You have the whole of winter to recover more, after your operations.  It give you time to become fitter. 

There is a few positive posts, from those or who know someone who has gone through the same as you. knowing how they recovered and carried on.

Be positive.

heath63

Quote: Originally posted by tartan-tearaway on 16/10/2012Always considered myself fit and healthy, well thats all over now,  had a heart attack, bad enough but then I'm told I need urgent bypass operation, so been banged up in Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for 2 weeks,  and had a triple bypass,great fun, been home for 2 weeks now and enjoying 5- 10 min walks round the block under close guard from the wife who has taken to sticking to me like super glue (actually she has been amazing)  well at least the camping season is as good as over, seems I need to look at my life style and make a few changes. Don't suppose any one on here has a fast fix for this pile of trouble I'm in.

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Hi Tartan, My mother and an uncle both had by pass ops years ago, both now well into their seventies. Just do as the Doctors and more importantly as E says and you will be fine.

Keith and I will be over to see (annoy) you as soon as our colds have gone. That should help make things feel normal again.

KM

Quote: Originally posted by tartan-tearaway on 16/10/2012

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Always considered myself fit and healthy, well thats all over now,  had a heart attack, bad enough but then I'm told I need urgent bypass operation, so been banged up in Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for 2 weeks,  and had a triple bypass,great fun, been home for 2 weeks now and enjoying 5- 10 min walks round the block under close guard from the wife who has taken to sticking to me like super glue (actually she has been amazing)  well at least the camping season is as good as over, seems I need to look at my life style and make a few changes. Don't suppose any one on here has a fast fix for this pile of trouble I'm in.

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