The cardiologists are increasingly less cautious about the mitral valve, a good sign (not great, but good). They also decided that an angiogram is not necessary for the moment.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
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Some of the more important and popular posts (from December 2007):
In and Out of the Fire: A basic timeline of TJ's entire stay in the hospital.
The Rest of The Story: A more detailed summary of how TJ got into the ICU in the first place, along with some of the bumps along the way.
An Attempt At A Word Picture: What it's like to be in the ICU.
Powerful Times: A bigger picture of the blog, the stay in the ICU, and TJ's comments on it before he knew what was going to happen.
Genesis of a Blog: Why this got started, and why it blesses us.
What Are the Vitals?: An explanation of the vital signs we track and why they are important.
In and Out of the Fire: A basic timeline of TJ's entire stay in the hospital.
The Rest of The Story: A more detailed summary of how TJ got into the ICU in the first place, along with some of the bumps along the way.
An Attempt At A Word Picture: What it's like to be in the ICU.
Powerful Times: A bigger picture of the blog, the stay in the ICU, and TJ's comments on it before he knew what was going to happen.
Genesis of a Blog: Why this got started, and why it blesses us.
What Are the Vitals?: An explanation of the vital signs we track and why they are important.
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So we do check out the article first and its sources, and it is usually pretty good. (If it's not we link to somewhere else.)
So we do check out the article first and its sources, and it is usually pretty good. (If it's not we link to somewhere else.)
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