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CaliforniaPeggy

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3. It is a scary situation for you and him too, no doubt.
Mon Mar 25, 2019, 05:04 PM
Mar 2019

Remember that this is no longer a new, experimental surgery. Thousands of these have been done, and with great outcomes.

Also, your husband is a candidate! That means that his doctor believes that he can get through this and do well.

Is there a support group available? It always helps to talk to folks who've been there.

Best of luck to you both.


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Aortic valve replacement. [View all] murielm99 Mar 2019 OP
My husband had this done in 2003 Lifelong Protester Mar 2019 #1
Thank you. murielm99 Mar 2019 #2
At the time Lifelong Protester Mar 2019 #5
It is a scary situation for you and him too, no doubt. CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2019 #3
I don't know anyone else who murielm99 Mar 2019 #4
Mother in law had it done two years ago TEB Mar 2019 #8
My husband had it done MuseRider Mar 2019 #6
My thoughts will be with you and your husband, murielm. sheshe2 Mar 2019 #7
He will feel so much better. The operation has been done for so many years and is much less Cousin Dupree Mar 2019 #9
Thank you, everyone for your support. murielm99 Mar 2019 #10
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