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Hello everyone! I just had my PM placed on 11/11. (I was alamb before, but for some reason, I can't open up my account. So,... now I am alamb2.) I got a St. Jude dual chamber unit. It was placed under the muscle (longer recovery) and secured with about 9 staples so the only restriction I got was no sudden or jerky, jostiling movments and to let the pain be my guide. I was given six to eight weeks for full recovery.

I wanted to thank everyone who have given me feed back. If it were not for you, I would still be on the fence as to whether I should get it done or wait till I "really" need it. It is done now. While I am still on pain meds that make me drowsy , I have to report I already feel much better. To put my feeling into words,... it is like putting on a pair of corrective eyeglasses and now, I can see with clarity. I can't wait till I am all healed up and off of the meds.

What a difference!

Amie

3 Comments

great news!

by Tracey_E - 2009-11-13 04:11:08

Good for you! I'm glad it went smoothly and you're already feeling better. I felt the same way, like the world was suddenly clearer. It's a great feeling!

Carolyn65

by Carolyn65 - 2009-11-13 07:11:01

Amie: It is so good to read of success stories in the PM Club. So many of our members have so many other/additional illnesses/problems and need all of our Blessings. It is just good to hear of someone feeling better and doing so well. Bless you, Carolyn G. of TEXAS ( :

Great Horizons

by donb - 2009-11-14 08:11:43

Great to hear the improvement, reminds me again of my 1st PM in 1992. Within a few days after my first PM I just had to check out how good I really felt. I took my pilot friend as Pilot-in-Command and we went up to 10,000 feet altitude and the world was great, never felt better and will never forget, hence "Great Horizons"
DonB

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