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yes, i do stem cell and full vitamin push, everything else the antiaging clinic has to throw at it once/year. still playing with diet, modifying now with live damage repair efforts. trying to be very conscious of every decision.

@@NoLimitsNoRegrets Good for you. I've got a lot of oxalates in my body so I know this is one of my core issues. Dirty blood means a dirty heart. Trying to stay disciplined and enjoying the process. Trying to figure this stuff out can be like wack-a-mole with problems and solutions. Sorry to hear this valve has issues. Wishing you good vibes on your journey

@@heartmagician i also did a food sensitivity test to try to minimize inflammation. whack a mole, plus contradictions. one food is good for this issue and bad for another issue.

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happy to hear there are some learnings here for others.

Glad to hear it. stay as healthy and relaxed as you can going into it, do what the docs tell you, listen to your body, and you'll be fine!

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the canyon dancer? part of what i'm trying to show is there's a better way like using that piece. i never knew about it and it makes life a lot easier.

recovery is glacial pace but slow progress in the right direction at least.

i've heard that about lower on the fork attachment too, but you need the leverage up higher to keep it from falling over sideways with this setup. to do that you'd need some kind of a front wheel brace that keeps the bike from tipping.

glad it helped!

one thing i noticed they're good at it projecting specific images of themselves to specific ppl. they tend to be very good at what they do.

Lots of history, but the first surgery was an attempt to repair native valves, gave out 4 days later, chordae were trashed he said. i went with tissue as there were no limits on daily life, no blood thinners, diet constraints, etc. this last time, we had the discussion again on mech vs. tissue. i did more research, and still took the tissue approach, not only for the quality of life day to day, but you do have higher stroke risk with the mech valves and have to be really careful about your blood thinness meds, testing, results, etc. the way mine is failing now coming loose at the edge, a mechanical would've had the same issue. had i gone mechanical the first time, i may have had a lot less issues, but daily life would not have been as enjoyable and the higher risk of stroke. to each their own, this is just what i've chosen.

Why cant u get another tossue valve a third time?? My doctor told me they can put 3-4 in my airtic valve no problem Is it more of a mitral hyprid valve issue as to why or is it just so damged bc i need to make a decision here 3-4 months myself

Was ur heart in really bad shape before ur first sirgery amd u didnt know it??? What was ur ejection fraction ur first surgery do u rememeber???

Im rooting for u big dog u have inspired me im 34 about to get my first surgery

@@billcastrodale4793 same age as when i got my first one!

my first open heart was rough and actually two surgeries that week, but it was about 6 months to pre-surgery shape, and 1 yr before i'd maxed out my healing. be healthy and patient, focus not on where you are, but how much you improve each day.

you're welcome and glad it's helpful!

Appreciate you watching and happy to hear it was helpful! there should be another video on adjusting the foam inside if you haven't figured all that out yet.

For that surgery, it took me a bit longer with recovery due to heart rhythm issues. i believe i started work at 5 months post surgery, but within a week, the rhythm went bad again, body just wasn't ready for work stress yet, so had to settle for a while again and went back to work at about 6 months.

Thanks for the feedback, and great to hear! Of course, the videos are in order in the Casual Sense playlist, so the one before this will be CS111, and the next one posting next week will be CS113 on how to use all this to build a budget. the CS111 link is ruclips.net/video/rv6XS3Qr3nI/видео.html and the videos include links to the previous and next videos on the cards in the corner too. Enjoy!

@@NoLimitsNoRegrets thank you very much for getting back to me. I'm sorry it took me so long to reply. I'm hoping to sit down today and watch this and then do the homework.

@@ooigniss no worries, it's better to wait until you have the time to go through the exercise as you'll get more value out of it. i'll be posting videos next on the same track/budget of time and health as our other 2 resources as well. enjoy!

i used the dvd from the dealer when i bought it new in 2010, which was a well written service manual.

at the time of that video, i knew that i wouldn't get another open heart, so 10 years would be the max i'd get. if you've watched any of the latest videos, my heart is now failing, so time is very limited for me now.

from what i've seen, usually voice comes out of the center speaker, so check that for loose connections. these things can be hard to get balanced right too.

@@NoLimitsNoRegrets I managed to get it going. Disconnect everything and plugged it back in ten minutes later and it all came back to life. Thanks.

good news is you're relatively young for it. just go into it as healthy and relaxed as possible, do what the docs tell you, focus on still being alive coming out the other side, and be patient with recovery!

my first time for OHS was 19 days in the hospital. would've been out sooner this time, but since i've had so many procedures, it was heart rhythm issues that kept me there longer. Hope all goes well with yours!

discussed, but not suggested yet. more details on the pacemaker discussion in the latter part of ruclips.net/video/5ldsj1GWY5c/видео.html including pacemaker and ICD details.

nope, word so far is no more open heart surgeries. 3 already.

i'd say first make sure you're using the instructions in the manual for your specific bike as it may be different than mine. may not just be those buttons, but clutch, full throttle, gear vs neutral, all the other things too. if you're doing everything per the manual, little things like clutch switches, brake switches, etc. might be failing.

🤘 rockin' with dokken! only saw them once, one of the openers for one of the Alice Cooper shows years ago!

if you're in good health, you're in a lot better place than i am right now. stay as relaxed and healthy as you can going into it. trust the doctors, do what they tell you, and come out the other side in a better place. recovery is rough, just take it slow and you'll be good.

good idea, thanks! just looked and didn't come with a strap, but it has the button on the side for one, so i'll look for one. much appreciated!

just ordered one in fact!

@@NoLimitsNoRegrets great, should help balance it better

@@user-vc3fr2kb3l agree, it'll be here early next week.

they are such a phenomenal machine. i do love my aprilia too, they're similar, but such different personalities. that bmw is the longest relationship of my life at 14 years, girl, car, or bike.

yeah man, glad you enjoyed it. was a pretty bizarre experience to get to the end and look back and big palm print on the forehead, but at least it didn't go any longer than it did. so much content is clinical whether it's this stuff or medical stuff, but i like to be able to dilute it to the average Joe view on this stuff so we all understand better.

a little while standing yes. the idea is when you're in attack position on the bike everything is just right, so that means loose in knees when legs aren't bent, etc.

@@NoLimitsNoRegrets beautiful 👌🏼 I bought the perfect suit then haha I was pretty worried cause I bought a suit and it felt loose around the knees but cheers man 👌🏼

i totally get things like thinners for the stroke risk, but logically, a med that drops blood sugar or blood pressure for someone who has good numbers is going to make the numbers too low. that was the worst/puniest i've felt throughout my entire heart journey. sorry you're having issues too. have to think about everything in detail along the way!

I was going to ask if you if you had experienced any mental deficiencies with your heart medications. I didn’t think I was having any mental issues but clearly everything is more difficult by quite a bit. Ramping up the entresto and been noticing it more. Just added Spironolactone. I have low blood pressure. Zero heart attacks. My. Bp was super low to point they called code and put me in heart ICU. I’d have to look at my records to verify the numbers. Entresto through CVS mail order is $100.00 for 90 days (blue cross blue shield health insurance internal pharmacy) Just an fyi . Safeway quoted $1,000.00 for 30 days. Might be an option? 1/10 cost

The super fatigue is my experience too. The drunk driving feeling was my feeling too. So I just don’t even consider getting on my S1000RR. But I’ve done it a couple times. Just to temp death right?😂 kidding. But not completely. Maybe testing the grim reaper more accurately. 😅 It’s a real tough choice making these choices knowing nobody has a crystal ball and perhaps something could rapidly alter an outcome. And the side effects are fairly significant. Especially combined. I’m on 5 right now. Pretty difficult to hear they are permanent. I missed the ‘chronic’ part of the diagnosis of “chronic heart failure”. Perfect example of the mental deficiencies. Entresto label said “take one…” I stopped reading. The full label said “take one tablet TWICE daily” It took me a month to notice my oversight in a single sentence. Wow.

@@EtaSoon777 i don't plan on ever touching entresto again after my experience. i'm surprised they still have you on it with your BP that low?? mental stuff...after anesthesia, which i had twice that week, i tend to get weird dual reality dream worlds in my head for a bit, little foggy, but usually that clears out.

@@EtaSoon777 nice, and no judgment, i was on the aprilia 2 days after my colonoscopy too haha. i was only taking one entresto a day, lowest dosage, and it screwed me up bad. low blood pressure isn't good, and me being very active and barely able to get out of bed? no thanks. i don't care how long it might add to my life, i'll take a little more time of quality living over feeling like death any day!

Thanks, and that's part of the reason i do these videos is to help educate others so great to hear it's helpful. Def getting better, just gotta keep being healthy every day until i'm in a better situation, at least as good as before surgery!

@@NoLimitsNoRegrets Fingers crossed!

Yes. the new valve has a mild stenosis, but the bigger issue as noted in the video is the joint between the outer ring of the valve and the scarred heart tissue where it's failing.

Appreciate the feedback and glad it helped. yes, they can get confusing until you've done it a couple times!

Thank you, and yes taking risks is a great way to grow, especially at this point in life!