What's on your Thursday Menu?

Sounds like good news for Emily.

Gald the Cardiologist appointment went well. That is a load of your mind I bet.

Thank you! Such a relief.

So glad to hear that Em is out of the weeds. That is such great news. Enjoy your treadmill walk.

You sure have your hands full: Em, you and John.

At least we have each other and I'm grateful for the support here.

I started having heart issues app 2-3 months post covid. So did Keith. Mine was "heart palpitations" - significantly increased heartbeat rate that would last 15-45 min at a time. A few times a day. It went away after 3-4 months. I never went to doc for that, didn't have time, and over the time the palpitations got less frequent and shorter in duration.

Keith experienced skiped heartbeats Heart PVC. That affected his energy and his sleep. He went to a doc, and they assumed it was also due to covid (we had it at the same time). His condition was diagnosed as PVC. Initially it was bothersome, but it went away after 6-8 months. Or became less significant- Keith doesn't complain if things don't affect him toomuch and there is nothing doctors are going to do about it.

She did have Covid last May. Some people say it's because of the vaccine but then I hear stories that it also happens post Covid. I don't know if we will ever know for sure. I'm glad both of yours got better

BTW: it's Gross but may be interesting. - dealing with cat with congested sinuses.

Dewey has a chronic sinus infection since he was a kitten. He offen gets really congested. He can't "blow his nose" as we humans do, and a baby nose suction bulb doesn't work either. Lately I find out a simple (but a little gross) way to help him. I would roll a corner of a tissue and would place it into his nostril - irritating it, making him sneeze. A few times can help him to sneeze out the blockage in his sinus. Gross but it really helps him breathe better. What won't we do for our babies? No?