What if it Snows?

I fully understand your point. Think they are going a bit conservative. They want you to have a better recovery. It takes about 3 or 4 months for all the crap they stir up when they do an angioplasty to clear out. I would bet that’s what’s going on. Seems like they are actually looking out for you.

 

Has anybody mentioned your ejection fraction being affected by chemo and radiation? It's not a huge deal and it's easily treatable but a lot of times the oncologist will figure the cardiologist should tell you and cardiologist thinks it's the oncologists responsibility.
Don't forget that these specialists are working for you. Make them listen to you, make them answer your questions, and hold them accountable for their actions and the results of their decisions.

 

Thank you. I have never heard of that and after reading your reply I now am reading up on it and will be bringing up to both of them. So far in my reading they mention 2 different chemo drugs which I am not getting but will research further. Thanks for looking out and speaking up

 

Put that mortgage payment on lottery tickets. It will work.

 

Just thinking out loud here, and looking at how you live two short blocks to the Hospital, do you think they would have the stones to charge $2k for an ambulance ride from your house?

 

California Ready.. Yes that’s exhaust from a grass burner.

 

10 years ago I pulled into the pilot in miles city thinking I was having a heart attack.
Called 911 and they met me at the truck and took me to the hospital.
Unbeknownst to me,it was a block and a half away.
You couldn't see it from the truckstop. Lol
I told them if I would've known that, I would have walked over.
That ride cost $1475.

 

Absolutely.