I Just Got More Bionic

[Mijudac79]

Congratulations on having good sense and presence of mind to be proactive about your health.
Now you have a great cock as well as a great pumping heart. What a combo, my friend
Happy healing.

[Kodixx]

Leto, wow, so glad to hear you had best outcome. Your presence of mind, decisions and actions are a positive life-lesson for all of us. Best wishes.

- Chuck

The docs put it this way: I had the worst-case scenario heart attack with the best-case scenario result. I got to the ER fast, and there is minimal damage to my heart as a result.

[richard_goes_bionic]

Congrats Leto and welcome to the stent club. 5 years ago same with me, felt some discomfort when I slept on left side, got an MRT which showed main arterie 85% blocked, straight to hospital for stent nr.1. Never had high blood pressure or cholesterol but fine since. Enjoy life, we never know how long we got.

[ColoplastTitanUpOver]

I hope you are doing well, Leto.

From another proud stent brother. Only one complaint - wifey making me sick with her salads and green smoothies. Couldn't be happier with bionic abilities.

[HikerMan]

Well, brothers, after an exceptionally delicious trip to see my babies, I was back home for only two days when I started getting chest pains one morning. I dilly-dallied for about 45 minutes hoping they would go away, but they did not, and the shortness of breath and pain in my arms and face were lining up with the symptoms I was reading on the internet. I wasn’t in terrible pain, it was more like extreme discomfort. But I decided to grab an uber and head to the emergency room.

I still gave it a good chance that I was just having an anxiety attack. But after about 15 seconds on the EKG, the entire emergency room descended on me. I was having a Stemi 100% blockage heart attack. They got me prepped for a stent intervention, and did it fast. Two days later I am at home and feeling relatively fine.

The docs put it this way: I had the worst-case scenario heart attack with the best-case scenario result. I got to the ER fast, and there is minimal damage to my heart as a result.

There isn’t a very good reason for it, my other arteries are completely clear and I don’t have a problem with cholesterol or blood pressure. I am Type II, but very well controlled.

All in all, I’m taking it like this: none of us know what life has in store for us. You gotta enjoy it while you can.

I’ll be putting my bionic dick - and my new stent - to even greater use going forward!

Be well, brothers.

Leto

Interesting they didn't pick up these heart issues beforehand.

I felt like I was going to the Army with all the physicals and poking and prodding they did to me in the weeks leading up.
They saw some kind of heart murmur and I had top make an appointment with a cardiologist to clear me.


Yes, folks.....I think you're finally seeing why ANY medical procedure costs an arm an a leg when Doctors have
an average 5 million dollar ins. policy they have to carry on them. at all times.

Leto, glad you're still with us.
My 44 year old cousin wasn't so lucky.

He felt those same pains and on the way to the hospital his heart froze up on him.
He left behind 2 sons and a grieving wife in 2023


Obviously the vast majority of us IPP implantees have our dicks working at optimum levels , but a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.


GET IN SHAPE!
If you haven't started an exercise regiment-do it now.
NOT TOMORROW.......Tonight.


Do a brisk 1km walk around your block or neighborhood, then build on that.
Get it to 20-30 minutes where your sweating and tired at the end.

Nothing crazy......Just be consistent.
You'll look better, feel better....PERFORM better.

Your heart will thank you for it at the end....Trust me.

Win/Win for everyone!

Best wishes to all.