Broke Down 69...The Adventure Continues

Glad to hear she is home now

 

Yes indeed, good news that she is home.
seems like it was a qucik turn around. That is definatly good.

 

BD, just curious, was this only an afib situation or did she have a stroke or MI that went into afib?

 

Been away from here a while....

BD, glad to hear your mom is doing well. I'm spending the wee hours this morning watching a soldier in the hospital after a suicide attempt. Sucks because he was a good soldier, and no one saw this coming. None of the typical warning signs or red flags.

I'm 11 days from collecting my DD 214, and another week and a half after that I'll be in Des Moines, starting my training with The Marine Corps. After my last few weeks, it'll be nice to be out of the army and pursuing life on my schedule.

 

On that 214, make sure and get all the copies you can. both short and long forms. Then take one of each and store them in a good quality protective sleeve in a safe place. In about 6 months, do a full copy records request.
check to make sure everything that should be in the records is. if not, get them to fix that problem. Then check again in about a a year maybe 18 months. You want to make sure on all the records. it will save you a lot of time and trouble down the road should you have any need to access them for some reason. learned this sort of the hard way.

 

And for a belt and suspenders approach, once you're sure it's right, take it in to your county courthouse Recorder's office and have it officially recorded.

 

Was wondering if the physio was due to a stroke, or was due to heart issues. Strokes can have very little damage, even a series of "pin" strokes can leave very little behind. Sounds like the physio is for the heart. A heart attack and a long time in afib does damage. The heart is pretty amazing. may take a bit but it will repair its self.