What to expect in the final stages of heart failure? 13 Signs and Symptoms of Dying

[@DQ_Mine]

My mom was diagnosed with heart failure 20 years ago. She is 81 now. She has had many good years. She lives on the second floor and climbs the stairs (carefully) several times a week. She loves to go to the beach and stand barefoot in the sand. She also loves to ride the cart around Costco for the free samples. She takes the dog out and sometimes goes to the senior center for lunch. I'm not writing this to brag. I'm only saying... if there is the heart failure diagnosis, don't give up. My mom fought off cancer, even after the diagnosis of 75% heart failure. Cancer free for over 5 years. (She had a mastectomy.) She also had her heart stop. They recessitated her and she was on life support for three days. That was 10 years ago. So, though it is true, many don't get much time after the diagnosis, some people can still live many good years. Don't give up. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@JeseniaRodriguez-lc5or]

Wow such a beautiful story I’m 46 yrs old and this gives me such hope..I was diagnosed with heart failure at 25% having cardiopathy and honestly all I hear is that you are going to be alright you are young and fit… yet I’m not fit haven’t had the energy to work out super tired within 5 minutes which is such a shock bc I was one who did her best to get a workout in and now I have a cycling machine collecting dust saying every other day that I would get on this bike but unfortunately I have this heart failure thing & it’s really taking a tow on my me I hope no one feels this change ever in their life ❤️

[@JeseniaRodriguez-lc5or]

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[@willgaukler8979]

... tell her I said Hi & have a great day ... slowly ...

[@IsabellaD1]

@@JeseniaRodriguez-lc5or Are you a candidate for a left ventricle assist device ( LVAD )?

[@JeseniaRodriguez-lc5or]

@@IsabellaD1 Hi, I do have a pace maker this month makes 1 year with it

[@igigirising6150]

My husband passed last Tuesday. We were going to het something to eat when he started complaining about being very hot. I opened the windows but he kept complaining about being hot. He then tore his shirt off and was gasping for air. He said" I cant breathe" and was calling for his mother to help him. I was high tailing it to the hospital doing 80mph cause when i called 911 they had put us on hold . (A damn shame). It took me 10 minutes to get to the hospital. When i arrived at emergency I ran in there screaming "help help my husband is having a heart attack"!. He went into a seizure foaming at the mouth. They put him on the table trying to rececitate him but after 25 minutes they were unsuccessful. My husband was suffering for a long time and he wanted me to be with him always. I'm glad I was there to try to help him..... After 25 minutes they had to call his time of death. May Derrick Ramey R.I.P. I'm gonna miss you so very much.....Now you don't have to suffer anymore.... See you next lifetime. ❤❤❤❤

[@tammihughes6229]

Prayers for comfort

[@jrgenvansligtenhorst4640]

I'm so sorry for your loss.I hope can you find the stength to go on and take good care off yourself.

[@igigirising6150]

@@jrgenvansligtenhorst4640 Thank you for you comment. I've been very busy doing things to keep my mind from becoming depressed. And I do pray allot for strength. Tonite I had played a gig and it felt strange not seeing my husband sitting to my left playing his guitar 🎸.

[@theblackbeard4973]

May lord's strength be with you and may his soul Rest in heaven❤

[@jamaican1991]

My Condolences to you

[@yautja9486]

I'm now 38 years old and I'm already suffering from CHF. My heart got slightly big because of Cardiac Effusion. The walls of my heart were filled with water. My legs got swollen. I have whooping cough. I cant sleep. I can't eat. I always look at my only son who's 1 year old now. And pray to God deeply and profoundly asking Him for His Mercy.

[@joanlavarias6705]

I pray that God heals you and give you strength for your baby.

[@EdnaSipin]

I went ER while on vacation. I found out that I have end congestive heart failure. I am also undergoing dialysis (peritoneal). I only have one daughter, and I am happy that her and her boyfriend want to get married this coming December. I accepted Jesus as my Savior and Lord, so I am ready when God calls me home. I am also happy that my daughter found a good man to marry. I hope I can make it to her wedding.

[@Mamaohhh04]

@@EdnaSipin what was the cause of your condition? Domt let them tell u it’s over. It’s up to you. Study all your options for natural ways to survive and beat this. Anything is possible. Like I said my uncle is living proof. They have him 6 months and it’s over 20 years now.

[@zaire1678]

​@@EdnaSipin l pray for you in the name of Jesus Christ, l declare that you are all healed in the name of Jesus Christ. l pray that God touches you this second in Jesus name. You will not die now in Jesus name.... Stand up and walk and l declare you free in Jesus name

[@TMari333]

Praying for mercy for you

[@simplemanlovetocanoe6274]

I was diagnosed with end stage heart failure at 44yrs. Had pacemaker defibrillator installed with EF factor of only 15 percent. In 2014 the Dr's wanted to install a VAD. This is an external heart pump. I refused! Now at 61 I'm still doing well! I go canoe camping and alot of portageing! I enjoy life and hope this brings a little encouragement to others out there! I believe that my Lord Jesus is the one who keeps me here to be the caregiver for my wife who had a hemorrhagic stroke!

[@annacalvert2747]

I have this for years,my Lord keeps me here,have a lot of what you talked about, l have a sinking feeling more now,88 years old and ready to go to my Father, Jesus and Holy Spirit, l live alone,don’t see people much, l talk to my Lord all the time,Holy Spirit helps me,Life is wonderful with him,

[@grumblekin]

Jesus will come to get you. He will be the first you see. God bless you

[@simplemanlovetocanoe6274]

I shall pray for you my brother in Christ! Life is short.....but we who believe will live forever in Heaven!

[@joannwingate3318]

Bless you, we all need someone to be close with.

[@billelliott6396]

GOD BLESS YOU.I also live alone I'm 71.BUT you and I are never alone because JESUS GOD IS ALWAYS WITH US.We believe HE is our LORD AND SAVIOR so we are so very Blessed.Very good to know that the second our earthly wore out bodies end Our Spiritual BODIES will be with OUR LORD FOREVER

[@JanWoods-d3p]

The only way to hang on❗️👍😊

[@sherricarroll5036]

I too have congested heart failure and I know my time is close. I'm not afraid to die since you go straight to God when you do. Now thanks to you (I am so grateful) I know what to expect and how my body is dying now, so I have total peace of mind. May the LORD keep you and bless you for the caring information you give.❤

[@TMari333]

Praying for you

[@sherricarroll5036]

@TMari333 Bless your heart. Thank you, and likewise.

[@africanqueenmo]

May you transition in peace

[@colinpeacock7648]

Thank you for your excellent joyful hope in the Lord. Yes we all have to go, only God knows, what, where , when and how we will go

[@KsazDFW]

My mother has CHF and is 96…. She was diagnosed 5+ years ago. She’s in the end stage now and on hospice, but still hanging on to her great attitude.

[@laurasmith9726]

You go, young lady!❤

[@lesleyhubble2976]

My mum has heart failure, she has an autoimmune disease and raynauds in her hands. I believe living independently and taking her medication is of course keeping her alive. She is 85 and her doctor said because she has never smoked or been a drinker it has kept her alive longer than most. I pray for more years for her

[@mytruthmylife8725]

My friend just called me. She had died on Friday and was brought back 😢 💔 shes having a very hard time and i ask you all pray for her and her soul ❤ her name is Veronica. I love her so much! They asked her if she wanted to die at home or at the hospital. She chose hospital because she doesn't want her children to find her dead 😢 she has every single one of these symptoms and about 18 mos or more ago she was given about 18 mos give or take to live. Shes in better spirits today as shes in hospital getting help. But a heart that weak cannot afford to die😢 pray for her to go be with Jesus❤ i am not ready to lose my best friend 😢

[@lynnbuczek8151]

I'm praying for you Veronica God bless you🙏🕯️

[@PoeLemic]

Sorry that Veronica's time has come. I mean that. My Mom's time came over Christmas of 2023, and it's the worst to know that she's not here anymore. So, I do hope your friend has many more days, but it sounds like-- she doesn't. And, if so, I hope she has lived a good life where's she's got to enjoy everything that she wanted to do.

[@susanmaycock9327]

God bless sorry for your loss keep strong time will get easier for you god bless her

[@praisehiminthedance]

Praying for Veronica and her family

[@BothSugarNSpice]

Please tell me she is born again..?

[@SheriMeligan-tn9vb]

My husband passed in February, 2 years ago. We had gone to ER twice when he had chest pain & shortness of breath. He WAS a very positive, busy man. Last ER visit was November they did the "test" to see if he had had a heart attack. He was cleared but never felt well after that. He got more & more short of breath, tired & feverish/sweaty. I wanted to take him to ER but (as I saw 1st hand) they would just "dismiss" him. This was extremely frustrating! Not even an over night for observation. His "stress test" in October was "fine" but he got worse in the following months. After like 5 ER & Dr visits it was very degrading NOT to be listened to or taken seriously. 😕 I feel he was ignored and feel so sorry for ANYONE experiencing the same issues.

[@melindabucy8459]

It is happening to me right now.

[@Jay_Boogie214]

Wow you just explained everything I been going through. I went to the ER 5 times 2 weeks ago and every doctor found Nothing But at home I felt horrible. I just had echo test , still waiting on results. On the 24th I've my stress test , not sure what the future brings But just stay positive and put in God's Hands 🙏

[@Mamaohhh04]

@@Jay_Boogie214 did u get results? Stay positive many times our symptoms are worse than whats actually wrong.

[@Since1970Canucks]

@@SheriMeligan-tn9vb I’m sorry for your loss .It seems doctors don’t take patients concerns seriously unfortunately. Maybe they’re overwhelmed by the health care systems , I don’t know … I pray for healing for your loss of your husband , I pray Jesus takes your pain away… Amen!

[@guskoerner75]

Up until recently, I thought that heart failure was the same as a heart attack. I am 64 years old and recently was diagnosed with heart failure. I am experiencing about 10 of the 13 signs that you mentioned in this video, however they are not severe at this point. I wanna congratulate you on the way you presented this material. It was easy to understand and I sensed compassion in your tone. Thank you.

[@joanderson2055]

Same. Just turned 65 last week

[@showtimecharlie6734]

I have heart failure (64 years old). 80 to 99% blockages in all 5 coronary arteries. Ejection Fraction was 21%. I rejected quintriple bypass surgery, and instead i'm following Dr. Esselstyn's heart diet/lifestyle. Please listen to his lectures on youtube. I have been stable and feeling great with no incidents for 8 months now...

[@LMary125]

My husband died of heart failure and CAD 10 years ago. At the time I didn't understand what he was going through. Near the end, he had no appetite, would not eat anything. That really bothered me, as I blamed myself that the food I was preparing wasn't what he wanted or needed. Near the end, he was sleeping most of the time. I always expected that he would get better. He died quietly in his sleep. I hadn't expected that he would die. I miss him so much. Your video explains a lot. Thank you.

[@beaglesnlove580]

Hey my dad died similarly. He didn’t eat well in the last few weeks and complained that the food wasn’t tasting good and didn’t have an appetite. He died November 15th last year. Still struggling from his loss

[@Since1970Canucks]

@@beaglesnlove580 I pray for healing and comfort from the Lord Jesus… in your time of need … Amen 🙏🏻

[@Since1970Canucks]

@@LMary125 I pray Jesus helps you with your grieve , and heals you … Amen 🙏🏻

[@LMary125]

@@Since1970Canucks Thank you.

[@jackieM88890]

I'm so sorry for your loss! I'm a new widow too. My husband passed a month ago. He passed from cancer and suffered terribly. It tore my heart out to see. RIP William Minick.....I will love you for eternity. During this time I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Life goes on.....

[@kathlynscuderi]

I was diagnosed with CHF in 2016, last heart attack. I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Thank God I'm still here. I have most of these symptoms. But my oxygen level is at 98, blood pressure is on the low side but my cardiologist found an abnormal in my stree test last week, tomorrow I see another cardiologist to possibly find out what is going on. Please say alittle prayer. Thank you so much.

[@kellymurphy1890]

Praying for you 🙏

[@armandzottola1626]

I take care of my wife…about ten years. She is 80. Bed ridden .She has a few of these symptoms … a few. Sleeps a lot. Swollen ankles… slow decline in appetite. But alert, loves sweets and no pain. I watch her like a hawk. But I am 83…slowing down bit. She is happy on the whole.

[@SandraHof]

It is wonderful you are taking care of her so well. It is great she is not in pain, is alert and still has the joy of eating sweets. I was caregiver for my dear husband when he was dying from cancer. Then later I was caregiver for my elderly dad for a number of years until he passed away at 91. Though at times it was exhausting and heartbreaking, I am grateful for the privilege of being able to care for them until the end.

[@petecernan2568]

Good luck long may it last

[@vicswright35]

God bless you.

[@yoursugarismine]

You’re a great man God bless you and your wife always

[@terrym6300]

I'm 70, I was diagnosed with CHF 3 years ago. I'm still working 40hrs/wk as a 50-year veteran auto mechanic. My twin brother was also diagnosed with CHF & COPD 5 years ago as he has smoked for 50+ years suddenly (To me) died 2 months ago. We're going to bury him in 3 weeks. Ya just don't know what life is going to dish out. I take comfort in knowing that my brother knew He was loved, as I told him and showed him over and over. I will miss him to my last breath. I don't want to die just yet, don't think I will but I know I'll see him on the other side when it's my turn and that gives me comfort. Keep your loved ones close!

[@peterthomas5792]

My local GP diagnosed me with heart failure on the basis of swollen ankles. No BP or pulse measurement, no blood tests, no history other than my date of birth. At the time I was cycling 15 miles/day and as fit as a fiddle. 15 years later, I'm still not dead and the oedema in the lower legs was caused by a thyroid problem. Outrageous behaviour by a physician.

[@dydx8585]

As a trainee physician, ye this is pretty awful lol

[@delfine7163]

Maybe it’s time for all GPs to have an ‘MOT’ and prove they know their stuff and correct procedures?

[@dydx8585]

@@delfine7163 I don't think you can justify a blanket policy just because of an example. GPs train for 10 years and sit over 30 exams. That's like insisting everyone in the UK retakes their driving test every two years for 60 years 😂

[@meinolfwestig9463]

Doctor's are not perfect. Years ago the official Doctor's Association in Germany, estimated the correctness of diagnosis at just 28% ! So, if one has a serious health problem, please get a 2nd and 3rd opinion

[@Mamaohhh04]

That’s insanity! He is supposed to order more tests to rule it out if he even thinks it. You can’t diagnose it without further tests! You’d need an echo at least. Geez many people have swollen ankles and for various reasons. My father was in heart failure for years and he didn’t even have swollen ankles 🤷‍♀️

[@Encourageable]

I know this doesn’t really make a terribly sad situation any better but sometimes it’s better to die of a heart issue than to live til an old age and get dementia. My mom is 90 and has moderate dementia - she is aware of it and she hates it - she’s ready to go. There is longevity on both sides of my family but honestly if I could just go in my late 70s, or when I can’t get around too well anymore, that would be ideal. But God has a plan for all of us and I trust Him and know that He will do what is best.

[@debbiescott6732]

I agree. I'm 68. I'll be happy if I make it to my 70's but I don't want live much past my 70's because I don't want to be dependent on other people.

[@hots4jc]

My husband didn’t get any of these symptoms until 2 hours before he died. He was living normal and even changed the shocks on our car that morning. This caught all of us by surprise.

[@tonysweet9137]

I am so very sorry.

[@hots4jc]

@@tonysweet9137 ❤️

[@johnpacella9519]

Was he one of the 200 per year or 200,000 per year? Still a little fuzzy on that…

[@PoeLemic]

@@johnpacella9519 Yeah, her background said 400,000 -- but she said 400 people per year. Yeah, I was confused but realized she needed to add a thousand to her "400".

[@vallove328]

Same story with my brother in law, somewhat. He had a weak heart but didn't realize he was at the end stages of heart failure. It was a typical Sunday for his family, but the next morning, his wife found him. We are preparing for his funeral, but l still can't believe it. 😢

[@Gazr965]

People should be given an 'off switch' my Mother has slow heart failure diagnosed 2021 at 91 and now in 2024 says she wants to go join my Father, who died 1997 at 70 years old. She can't do many things now, so just waiting to die. Gaz UK.

[@kumarsathyanesan2488]

1) Shortness of breath 2) Anxiety 3) coughing 4) wheezing 5) weight gaining 6) Tiredness 7) Weakness 8) Decreased appetite 9) nausea 10) Urination problems 11) Increased heart rate 12 ) chest pain 13 ) Confused

[@lulatorrey6360]

❤❤😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@OlMG91]

Thess things are a million diffirent illness and viruses this what i hate about yt senisilisation for money.

[@Mamaohhh04]

My uncle was told he had 6 months to live after a heart attack with 15% ejection fraction rate. He was 60. He is in his 80’s now and has lived a normal life. Even survived covid. 🤷‍♀️

[@jasonfusaro2170DragonFly]

Well that gives me hope, I'm 63 and 2 years ago had a 10% ejection fraction, hasn't gone above 20%, did his increase at all or is it still 15%?

[@Mamaohhh04]

@@jasonfusaro2170DragonFly it has never increased yet lived a normal life and did all the things he wanted to do. He seemed very healthy. Used to run too. Now in his mid 80’s he’s not quite as athletic but I mean he’s mid 80’s so it’s ok lol

[@SuzanneRaine-f8u]

An excellent, practical, clear explanation. Thank you for being willing to talk about the inevitable progression of heart failure. People living with heart failure and their carers deserve to know this information.

[@jamalsimmons4025]

You're a beautiful and endearing person. Blessings to you and your family!

[@_October_15_202_]

"Seek the LORD while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near" (Isaiah 55:6).

[@davidwright8432]

... and you'll still die.

[@_October_15_202_]

​@davidwright8432 - "...as it is appointed for men to die once, but after this the judgment" (Hebrews 9:27).

[@PoeLemic]

@@_October_15_202_ If only God would show his power (If he has any), then He could heal all of these people with these problems. But, no, he's definitely not omni-potent, omni-present, and omni-benenovelent.

[@jackieM88890]

@@davidwright8432 Yes, but you go home to our heavenly Father!!!

[@Shaolin91z]

Thanks Lord for bible study class Thanks Lord for your salvation

[@norryce870]

My sister lived independently with heart failure for many decades, raising 5 children along the way. She died at an average age of 76 after enjoying a retirement of snowbirding and care of her many grandchildren.

[@grethabekker1777]

Thank you for the clarity

[@nemo227]

My wife of 57 years just died on January 29th. This video explains a LOT that her doctor should have explained. I was also blaming myself for not taking more initiative and pushing for better care. Maybe we could have had another year or two. Neither of us understood just how serious was her condition. Life is full of maybe, maybe, maybe.

[@PoeLemic]

Well, my mother passed around the Holidays of 2023, and she had CHF too -- but it was well-managed. However, she had some stomach pains, and I should have taken her to hospital ... But, like you say, I didn't know that her having a "very mild" stomach pain, could be a sign of something else. Yet, I gave her pepto and it seemed to make her tummy feel better. So, I called nurseline and they said to bring her in -- in few days -- if it "doesn't get better". Well, next day, Mum said it was better, so I didn't take her in. But, she ate, drank fluids, and everything normal. Then, she passed over the weekend of that week -- right at Christmas Eve. So, point is, @Nemo, you might could have had more time, and you might not could have either. In your situation, you did nothing wrong -- coming from someone who keeps going through the "shoulda, coulda, woulda" daily. So, don't fault yourself. You kept her alive to that date, as I did my Mum, and we both shouldn't blame ourselves. Because the disease or condition did it, not us. Do you know what I mean?

[@nemo227]

@@PoeLemic Thank you. You are correct. We may not be doctors but doctors also make mistakes. Our bodies are always sending us messages. Every little ache and pain means something, sometimes important, sometimes insignificant. A correct diagnosis can often be very important. I had an appointment with my doctor yesterday and we can communicate with each other. We also agreed that preventing a major medical event isn't as dramatic as a life-saving operation but is often more important. Oh, I also promised to follow his instructions this time.

[@Orecatmeatprocessors]

Thank you for a very I formative video. I retired now at 84 and have Aviv i'm so exhausted and hate doing much and am so dizzy a lot. I want to take the best care I can of my beloved wife which I have planned for for years. I'm finding it more difficult to go to Church with her each' week.Probably like everyone a little nervous about dying, but I worked over 23 years in dangerous jobs and know everything happens, anyway I do miss my beloved parents and will enjoy being with them again!

[@trig6712]

Thank you .. 82 and going through this as you described, all correct unfortunately

[@margaretjordan5381]

Hello my first born son has been diagnosed with Heart Failure and has had a pacemaker and defibrillator inserted in his chest. We went and got a 2nd opinion from a Professor at Nepean Hospital, Kingswood NSW Australia. My son is only 45yo. He was fine until he was made have the COVID vaccines 1st one was because he couldn't work, and he ended up so ill for 10 days and lost his job anyway. The 2nd time he was made get the COVID shot was because he was homeless and the Refuge would not allow him to enter without the shot. He ended up being put in an emergency hostel for 10 days. He has never been the same. He was short of breath and thought it was panic attacks until he got to the point that he called the ambulance and it was only then that he was told that his heart was at 16% function, and if it dropped to 10% he would be dead. Anyway, that was 9th November 2023. I am very worried for him. He had to move back home as he lost his job and became homeless. He doesn't like living at home with his parents as he wants his own place to have some peace. I dont know what I can do to help him at all.

[@tip6725]

❤ you're there for him .diet is very important. Ask dr. If he can start walking

[@mariecoleman7216]

Just love him and be kind to him. A. Good diet....very little red meat or carbs. Give him fresh salads or whatever he fancies . No fatty food . Eggs and cheese, salmon and bananas are good and some dark chocolate. COVID vaccines damaged my husband too. Fresh air and a little exercise and plenty of pillows and get him an adjustable bed so the feet can be raised higher than the heart at night. He needs taken care of now he can no longer care for himself. Make the room attractive with pot plants etc. He will soon realise he is best off with you.

[@janetandrew5919]

I am a very active 73-year old lady who, 2 weeks ago was diagnosed with CHF. My only symptom was shortness of breath and after medics assuming it was asthma, a blood test confirmed CHF as the BNP test came back at 2819 instead of less than 400. The shock was immeasurable as I had no other symptoms. By coincidence, I had nursed my husband with CHF although he lived very happily with a defibrillator for 24 years until he died in April 2019 so know only too well the stages. It only took 3 weeks of rapid deterioration and final few days in a hospice - I can't thank all the services enough from the bottom of my heart.

[@leeyoung9469]

Came across your vlog by chance. I’ve had heart disease since 1992, am now 74 and experiencing some/many of the symptoms described. However can still do most daily things in life. I expect to die in the near future and am ready to face this without regret. I could have gone in ‘92 so have enjoyed many, many good years. Thanks for you informative vlog.

[@Djwhynotlove]

I'm laying with my client at 3am rn who is 93, sleeping 16 -20 hours a day. Kicking yourself that you could of done better but you did all you could 😭

[@Iam-not-as-grumpy-as-Isound]

Sounds like the client is lucky to have you. x

[@bettywhill]

😢

[@louise7552]

93yrs .they have lived their life. Leave them alone.

[@bertaschwerdt8206]

Love and hugs to you! Eight months ago l was told l have reached end stage of Coronary heart disease . At 89 and in one month l will be ninety.Your presentation was excellent and spot on ! Palliative care in my place has been excellent and the social worker and her nurses outstanding Two weeks ago I ended up in the emergency .a sudden onset of shortness of breath,wheezing,coughing up pink mucus had me surprised and wondering,was given oxygen,also on a puffer,was asked if l had COBD,no was my answer,blood samples were taken ,enzymes indicated very high ,EKG abnormal ,exray of lungs also showed problems……Your video was an eye opener for me,thanks so much.❤

[@PoeLemic]

@@bertaschwerdt8206 I sure hope that things stay the same or get better for you. You still got a lot of life in you. Just do your best to manage your symptoms. You could have many more years, because it sounds like you have your mind still. And, that's what matters most.

[@janetcarlson4923]

My husband is on end of life hospice.. No one actually said it was CHF. All we knew is Oct 2023 he had a transplant and his heart passed all the tests. After he came home, they found a herniated intestine they had to fix. Then he got a UTI. Then, his heart could no longer pump blood from his feet to the rest of his body. I think his nurse thought we knew all the symptoms. After hours of straight coughing last night I ran across this so finally have answers so can better help him.

[@chick-fil-agal2264]

My grandmother eating stop down to a cube of cheese in the last stage, but she looked so peacefully when she passed away during the night in her sleep n own bed with her book n glasses nicely placed beside her. 😢😮

[@tip6725]

I was diagnosed 7 years ago and have 10 of the 13 . The beginning was hard, but I got in shape and the right meds. This year I feel like I'm declining.

[@8KB24-81]

I'm 42. At 30 I had massive heart attack. After 4 heart attacks and 9 heart caths. I was doing fine. Until 34. Legs swelled up went to hospital was told I have congestive heart failure. Few years later at 37 had emergency open heart surgery 5 bypass. While recovering from that about 6 months out. Everything started getting worse. I figured it was complications from heart surgery. I could breathe. Or take 5 steps without going down. Went to doctor. He ran some tests. Again. 6 months after the bypass it failed. 4 of the 5 was 99 percent blocked. He said the whole right side of heart had failed. And bottom. He put it about 85 percent failed. 4 more heart attacks 7 hospital visits after and they kept sending me home. With no awnser. I have been in end stage close 2 years. I went to doctor last week. He is sending me to KU med Heart Transplant team. If they help me great. If not Hospice. I'm only 42

[@Iam-not-as-grumpy-as-Isound]

Best of luck to you. .

[@trishayamada807]

((Hugs)) I’m sorry that you have to deal with so much.

[@Slyoung-mm6vg]

Prayers for healing.🙏

[@slammer7625]

How are you doing ? Please let us know...we care.

[@8KB24-81]

I saw my Transplant Surgeon for the first appointment few weeks ago. He was shocked and slightly troubled about what he found after the exam and medical records and our conversation just about how's daily life for me..

[@deltadaze6836]

I got a new heart...that ended my heart failure. 😊 You may also get a sharpe pain in the center of the back through chest. I had that because the fluid was backing up in my lungs. Alleviated that by meds for releasing the fluid--diuretics. Thankfully as a youth I was a runner so I believe that primed my body to hold out for twenty years before I got the transplant. My appetite left, I was eating one small container of yogurt a day, would get out of bed in the morning, go downstairs, eat, watch tv, use the bathroom and go back upstairs at night. Your body does get used to doing things in slowmo though, so as long as I paced myself I didn't have lot of issues until the end. A few times my heart began stopping as I was slowly walking upstairs and I would go to my knees--mostly from dizziness--with my head lower than my heart, pound on my chest with a fist and breath deep and slow. Within a few seconds the vice I felt around my chest would ease and my breathing and heartbeat would correct. God had other plans for me though and I am so appreciative for the time.❤️

[@slammer7625]

Delta. Your a very strong and inspirational person !! Thank you for giving me encouragement 💪

[@lisabaugh7411]

I'm glad you posted this. My 31 year old son has been in end stage for 2 years now. When we found out about this 2 yrs ago his heart was only pumping at 15%. Last year, in 2023 when back in hospital it dropped to 13%. We go to heart failure center every other month still but I've been noticing some of the signs that you said these past few months. I'm not sure how much time I have with him. I'm trying to care for him as much as possible. Right at new years eve 2023, I was also diagnosed with it as well and have had 4 heart attacks in past. Had Stent put in 7 years ago. Unfortunately, heart disease is very high on both sides of family. I will be 59 in July. Thank you for this video ❤

[@theavanrensburg8196]

Didn’t your son get a pacemaker?

[@lisabaugh7411]

No he seen all the trouble i had with a spinal cord stimulator and didn't want to go through that either. ​@@theavanrensburg8196

[@JeseniaRodriguez-lc5or]

Wow prayers sent I’m in same situation I have pacemaker at 46yrs old heart functioning at 26 % and thus I knew my taking an echocardiogram please EKG DOESNT GIVE ACCURATE RESULTS

[@lisabaugh7411]

We're still fighting medicaid to get a new echo done on him since its been little over a year now from last one. And i just found out right before new years eve, im in early stage of it as well. They thought i had another clot but when they did another cartherization and found the CHF as well. I've had 4 attacks as well and 30% of bottem of my heart is damaged. I gotten chickenpox and pneumonia at 37 and had the first good attack then and Drs wouldn't listen to me. When i had my second 1, i had blood clot as well and had a stent put in and that's how they found the damage. ​@@JeseniaRodriguez-lc5or

[@willgaukler8979]

...Question ... did you find you still have to take all those pills everyday ? I have CHF now going on ten years... last two years I have lost faith in the doctors ... as they seem to get bigger and bigger all at $165.00/dr.visit... doing the math ... and yet their offices are filled ... with no end in sight ... yet they still want to TRY something ... shouldn't they know by now ? ... have new Cardoligest noe he he more up dated methods and equipment ... will wait till he asked me about diet/exercise ... @@theavanrensburg8196

[@richardb.5691]

Beautiful and intelligent young lady who gave an excellent presentation. Much love to you. ❤❤

[@nvrsrndr4604]

You mean what you say, your eyes tell the story. Facts are facts! Thanks for providing such knowledge to us all. Good vibes your way.

[@mariah6871]

My dad has a few days, if that, left right now. He has CHF and COPD. It's so incredibly sad and awful watching someone you love pass away and lose this much weight. Praying for anyone else going through this as well.

[@andrewryder6780]

Thanks for cheering everybody up. Your a little Wray of sunshine

[@STUHEFFNER]

That was brilliant! I had the same heart attack that killed my dad in his sleep when he was only 45 years old. It happens to me when I was 36 years old. Luckily I came back and was resuscitated. They could not save my father he died in my mother's arms. I was out for 7 minutes as my organs began to fail I came back to life and continue to rock and roll. It has been 22 years now I'm still living independent and I got to say keep your faith in god, keep your humor in life, always promise yourself a little bit of progress a day, and look at it like you're on vacation for the rest of your life and you have no choice but to slow down! I also recommend rescuing cute puppies or two kittens or a puppy and a kitten!

[@paulam4524]

Thank you so much! You have answered all of my questions. Now that I know, I can face my future with confidence and peace of mind. I can better prepare my family and myself by setting things in order.

[@Northern.Town.]

These are mostly the symptoms that I had when I was diagnosed with CHF last week. It's been quite a rollercoaster. I have several diseases and am disabled, but this has been the hardest diagnosis. I will be 50 in June; it's hard to believe how short my lifespan has become.

[@JourneyWithJoanne]

😮 WOW 😮 Thank you so much! My Dad, with Alzheimer’s, has been confined to bed and for 21 months and is currently on week 15 of (Uk) Hospice-at-home’, the focus is on his dementia and left-side paralysis … he has a massive heart attack in 1990 and a stroke in 1996 resulting in his paralysis, the Alzheimer’s in 2012 … his symptoms of tiredness, coughing, total loss of appetite, etc, are indicating heart issues … thank you so much for this video!

[@MarshaParker-t5n]

Very helpful & extremely well done. Liked the narrator’s approach on this topic.❤

[@568843daw]

Excellent, thorough, concise explanation. Thank you.

[@ChristopherClark-x2i]

I have a lot of them symptoms and it's becoming a pain to get up stairs. My hospital said 2-3 months... with my efforts I hope to get more time. But we just removed 20 blood clots in my neck. Doctor said he will pray for me.

[@purgeheat]

I had heart failure for a long time and didn't know it. Shortness of breath, brain fog, etc. I was taken to hospital and received a double bypass. I was there for 7 weeks before I was ready to go home. I don't understand why you didn't reccommend surgery for getting a heart healthy again. That's what saved me.

[@debrasaints3809]

You had blockages not heart failure!

[@bobdavis430]

I was in my local fire department for 25 years was also trained to be a EMT i rode our ambulance many many times both as a driver and as a medical technician i've saw countless heart failures i've seen many different types of signs some what you say is true but ive also seen so many different signs to n now at 69 i have heart issues i have C.H.F..a left LUng disease any C.A.D I cough a lot my feet swell all the time I have a lot of trouble with fluid n diabetic neuropathy in my feet n lower legs n I'm here to tell you this getting old crap is not for the weak ive also found out the only golden about the golden age is what runs down your leg !

[@robertmontgomerybearwolf_s7715]

I am a 68 year old man who suffers from Chronic Heart Failure. I have had 6 heart attacks some 17 years ago, have not had any recent attacks, but did go into AFIB twice. had heart conversion both times. I also suffer from COPD... I feel tired even after wake up from sleep. Normally sleep 2 hours at a time but throughout the day and night. I take multiple medications. This video has been very appreciated and I would like to say thank you for posting this.

[@PoeLemic]

We wish you would have said your age, then it'd help us know more about your condition. But, from your picture, you look like a man that is still young and has great vigor. True?

[@tinYdanCer905]

He said he is 68 in first sentence

[@jameslong5139]

I have CHF and I will not deal with hospice. I'll die on my own when that time comes.

[@Mantras-and-Mystics]

Yes. No more hospital visits for me.

[@janetpugliesi3203]

I so agree with you!! I too have it and take one day at a time...I say I'm here on God's good humor!! Take care all!!

[@joycehandersonfriends3225]

One of the nice things about Hospice is that they can get you anything you need free. Example: a free hospital bed for when you can no longer lie flat to breathe. They also will know when you need your medication changed to help you. If and when you are close to the end and suffering, panic to get air from every breath, they can give you meds to greatly relieve that suffering. With Hospice, lot of folks choose to die at home too. I know. I was a Hospice RN for a long time.

[@stringofpearls4551]

@@joycehandersonfriends3225 My brother died in a hospice facility. He had a very sad, hard life, and it was a blessing to see him so well cared for in every way, a lovely room overlooking a garden path, etc. Hospice nurses are a God-send. Modern medicine is wonderful in many ways, but as life extends so too do many problems that compromise joy, independence, etc. Hospice is a gift of a dignified, caring transition to the Father. Thank you for your work.

[@gaildower5255]

I have a friend that is a diabetic with bad kidneys and heart problems. She is also a heavy smoker and doesn't comply with doctor recommendations, drinks Dr. PEPPER AND SWEET TEA. Last blood sugar check a couple of weeks back...405...on a recent visit her face was Grey and she had severe nausea, ended the visit and went to bed. Have not been able to convince her to get medical care. She can hardly walk and feet do swell often....bottom of feet numb.

[@averayugen7802]

I am sorry ! too many people often just dont care to be cared for, hard thing to witness

[@trishayamada807]

@@averayugen7802my mom is in heart failure and kidney failure, she says she wants to die; refuses medical care UNTIL she gets critical then she calls 911. It’s so frustrating. So do you want to die or are you just too stubborn to listen to what you should do? It’s a struggle.

[@chick-fil-agal2264]

My mom, grandma n bff all passed away from this condition, my mom at age 59 in 2004,gm at 79 in 2003 n my friend at 49 in 2019, really put a change on my habits. 😮😢

[@DQ_Mine]

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[@nightly522]

Extremely helpful...I looked all over KZbin for this specific topic. THank you for addressing. You're the best.

[@kelbee8974]

Very very helpful. Thank you for the clear & concise explanation 👍🏽

[@annacalvert2747]

I am 88 and a half, two weeks ago l cleaned my floors and waxed my kitchen floor, got Covid-19 for the third time, I had Doctor to turn off the defibrillator at 88 and got ablation because of AFib One night my heart was doing the rubble ,l ask Jesus if I was going home, nothing I ask how much longer is this going to dance, My Holy Spirit said say your prayer l did when l got to my heart it stopped, My pray is Jesus paid for my sins and his strips for my healing, When l go to my Father God he gave me energy when he made me,So my pray is Father I pray my healing and energy prayer,l start at the top my hair,my brain going down to every part of my body I spend hours talking and loving My Jesus Christ'My Holy Spirit and my Father. It’s hard to get prayers answered just going to church and giving him a hour and a half, People have to have so much entertaining,,

[@paulmasgalajian8102]

Thank you for this pertinent medical information. I believe that this video is the only one I've come across on KZbin that presents the medical party line. I'm 71 years old and don't expect to experience any of the symptoms presented, since I've performed low impact cardio exercises for the last 40 years and take 15 high quality micronutrients every day, including 1 tablespoon of First Cold Pressed Virgin Olive Oil before bed every night. 😊

[@joycehandersonfriends3225]

I'd like to know more about what you are taking. I have heart failure and am beginning to have more serious symptoms.

[@judithbrown3469]

Any questions she says, my husband was diagnosed with end-stage heart failure and renal disease. How much 6 years ago we've been up-and-down this roller coaster now for 6 years with hospice in attendance I don't know how much longer I can take it. He's a he's had every symptom that you mention. And then he gets better and then he gets worse. It seems that nobody knows what's going on, especially me!

[@PoeLemic]

Yes, it's tough and very unpredictable. I did the same as you with my Mum since 2017 when she fell and couldn't live alone anymore. Trust me. You are not alone. Sorry that it's been a hell, but I lived it too. It's really been difficult and so hard on me, and there just doesn't seem to be any support from other people. Seems like others just let you live your life in misery and don't really reach out to you much. So, I do know how you feel. I hope my words have given you some comfort, because it's happening to me too. And, not easy just to live your own life anymore, because caring for someone else, really takes so much effort and willpower.

[@judithbrown3469]

And the icing on the cake is they tell you the patient may and probably will die suddenly ,therefore you never have another moment of peace you have no life, you can,t breath, you can't plan, your life is on hold could there be a worse hell imaginable? I live in constant fear of waking up with a corpse.

[@susanrossouw8999]

My husband died of heart failure. If only I knew he was in the end stage of the disease. Watching your video now I can see all the signs of the battle he faced.

[@angusmacmillan5365]

Very good video but I have had Atrial Fibrillation for decades and was diagnosed with "congestive heart failure" 25 years ago and I'm still here. Last year I was short of breath and had a wheeze but a very good doctor prescribed 1mg Bumentanide, 10mg Dapagliflozin and 5mg Bisoprolol Fumerate on top of the 3mh Warfarin and 20mg Enalapril I take daily, which seems to have given me a new lease of life. Being told you have "heart failure" is enough to frighten some people to death but I'm now in my eighties and keep working physically, which I think is a recipe for staving off the problem. Perhaps I shall be proved wrong but I hope to be still alive in at least five year's time.

[@lulatorrey6360]

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[@glenfoord]

I had all these symptoms bad. Was booked for open heart surgery, but in hospital they gave me heaps of diuretics, which changed everything. i still take them 2 years later and my quality of life is good now. No coughing wheezing ,dying in bed. Better than i have been for 10 years. Never hungry though.

[@slammer7625]

That is so great !! Thanks for sharing and God bless you 💪💪👍

[@abirajNYC]

What was your stage?

[@Ken-mr8sp]

Ask God to take this from you. Pray without ceasing. Ask God to come into your heart. The heavens declare the glory of God. Through him nothing is impossible. I just prayed for you as I 'm sure many more will. Hope to see you in heaven after a long life on earth.

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[@geoffbrittain2763]

THANK YOU FOR AN HONEST INFORMATIVE VIDEO; I have chronic heart failure with nearly all those symptoms and angina pain with any physical activity, an indication of a time frame is valuable to know cheers God Bless❤🙏

[@8KB24-81]

I enjoy your video. I've been trying to tell my loved ones everything u mentioned and more in the video. Only few listened. Well they are now that doctor mentioned hospice. But giving me chance to possibly get a new heart

[@curtismonkelien1223]

I am 53 and was only diagnosed in January 2024. I found this video to be terrifying! I am at 25% heart functionality and have every symptom.

[@theavanrensburg8196]

Are people in the US not getting pacemakers? I got heart failure at age 70, got a pacemaker and my heart improved greatly.

[@NuNugirl]

@@theavanrensburg8196Yes most certainly yes. My “boyfriend” had one put in as emergency surgery, immediately after his heart attack. That was 14 months ago. Unfortunately he was recently hospitalized and is now waiting for the results of a chest X-ray to determine how to proceed with further treatment. 😢 He’s 75.

[@chick-fil-agal2264]

My friend got a pace maker n died 7yrs later at age 49, but I believe her weight had alot to do with it also.

[@helenbradford2569]

Don't be afraid. I received my first defibrillator in 2010. And I'm still alive. Also, I had the same symptoms. But as long as you eat healthier and keep your stress level down. You will be fine. Blessings to you.

[@yellowdayz1800]

Wanna try cayenne pepper heart treatment?

[@michelethomas915]

My 82 year old husband has acute heart failure. He's dealing with most of these symptoms. He's been to the ER three times in the past 6 months. He had a heart attack 3 years ago. Im so glad his doctor cares and takes him seriously. He's been hospitalized 4 times in the past two years. He recently got a pacemaker. He suffers from recurring low blood pressure but is on meds. Thank you for this info. ❤ I liked and subscribed. I like your detailed, clear way of speaking. One thing I notice, though, is that you're looking off to the side instead of directly into the camera. That's no biggie. 😂 Thank you for the helpful information! 😀

[@susanmann5286]

Thank you for posting this. It is very useful. Some people refer to you as "smiling." I don't view your facial expressions as disrespectful in any way. Thanks, again.

[@daveklose4550]

I’ve had heart failure for 8 years now, so far going ok, not good, but ok, breathing is an issue, but I also have chronic asthma, as I’m doing ok, I seem to have all the symptoms of end stage heart failure, but I do have numerous chronic health issues, arthritis asthma atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathy, skin cancer, kidney issues, I don’t have to see my cardiologist until April

[@dianajilwah279]

My spouse passed 2 months ago...he did not take some of these signs seriously..his feet were swelling..and now that you mention he was sleeping quite bit during the day...loss of appetite...anxiety..wish I had seen this earlier..would have probably been a different outcome.

[@sailorman8590]

You are very beautiful but more importantly I can feel you have a beautiful soul. Thank you for all you do for sick people!

[@sallymccoy6286]

My oldest brother will be 76 soon. As I text, he is in the hospital. He has had 2 heart stints and a leg stint implanted already. He has probably 5-6 of these signs listed. This was vital info to know. I will be filling out derivative forms asap. Thank you.

[@ivanhicks887]

Thankyou Coach - Excellent Presentation ! My Fantastic Wife Jean Died two years ago - We went through all of Your Detailed Descriptions - They helped Me to Understand "Now" What Happened, A Hospice Nurse that Helped Jean and I Go through This, Is "Now" Dying The Same Death - In Three Years We have become Very Close - We are now going through the same Dying Process - Again. Thankyou For Your Help

[@jaybales3160]

Love your presentations. Thank you.

[@dukebacher1216]

Thank You. I have many of these symptoms, and been diagnosed with CHF. You seem to be the only one that has the guts to let us know what to expect. I have no idea why medical professionals tap-dance around this subject, because I WANT to know what is around the corner! At this point, my wife and I are making the best of the situation, but in plain (mechanic's) terms, I wouldn't want to blindly start a cross-country trip driving a car with a severe rod knock... better to stay home and be careful to nurse it's remaining miles doing that which is important. God Bless.

[@kjohnsonshelton0923]

You described my daddy’s last weeks/days. He passed in May, 2021.

[@CaptainApana]

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[@BuckTravis]

A cough. The cough is like a dry heave. Sweats even when the room is cold. Chest pain a lot like you slept on the wrong side but are unable to relieve the pain by stretching and movement that typically helps. My symptom just before I drove the ER. In the ER my BP skyrocketed. More chest pain that medications did not touch. Once nitroglycerin was taken the pain subsided. After meeting a cardiologist in the ER my heart failed and I died. Paddles brought me back and I was rushed to surgery for a heart stent. That was over 13 years ago. Still alive and enjoying life.

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

What did you do?

[@seancook7992]

I guess my question is that once your diagnosed with heart failure is that basically a death sentence, that the heart will die no matter the treatment aggression?? Thank you

[@brentonyancheck4861]

Good job on the informative discussion. Thank you 👍

[@jeannekohlbush3323]

Well done. Thanks

[@suziquestionable2845]

I was disgnosed with congestive heart failure. I can only sleep 3 hours per night, often no sleep. It is because mainly because of caughing. Caugh drops are so temporary. I have to blow my stuffy nose often,as well .During the day, l have no energy, just watch tv, and play games on my cellphone .l am confused, forgetful and a bit depressed .People are nice to me, but l don't want to be around them, much-- to annoying explaining to them , their inquisitive questions. Any advice, please ?

[@brothermalcolm6245]

I really with you the best.

[@Mantras-and-Mystics]

Me too. I'm on KZbin about 18 hours a day. Can't do anything much.

[@joycehandersonfriends3225]

SUZI, THIS IS IMPORTANT: If you can raise the head of your bed, or pile pillows so you are almost sitting up or sleep in a recliner, the fluid in your lungs will drain back into the bottom of your lungs, and you can breathe better with more clear upper lungs, and your coughing will be a lot less, so you can sleep more. I'm a retired RN and know this works. When you lie normally flat in bed, the fluid spreads out over the lungs so that you aren't getting enough oxygen and you cough a lot trying to cough the fluid out from your lungs. I'm 80, recently learned I have heart failure, am weak as water except when sitting, and I know exactly how you feel. Try not to drink more than 2 quarts of liquid a day. Take your pee pills for sure. Your main runny nose and coughing is simply fluid that your body is having trouble getting rid of now due to the heart not pumping hard enough to keep the blood moving fast through the body. So fluid seeps out of the blood vessels and goes to your legs, lungs and nose. Yuk.

[@suziquestionable2845]

Thank- you , Joyce hand, l have an adjustable bed and thee top is raised up, but thanks for the advice. I prefer liquids to eating solid food, and l know this is a problem. When l eat, l often throw up, hence my lack of wanting food. Suzi Q. 😢😮

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[@anthonypope8429]

Great video watching from the united kingdom very informative its nice to know if you have a love one on end of life my hat come of to hospice care around the world you do a fab job

[@b.a.d.2086]

So many comments here are by persons personally diagnosed with heart failure. It would be very helpful to mention what can be done to alleviate distressing terminal symptoms. As it is this leaves me more afraid than ever.

[@daniellejones2411]

New subscriber here! Thank you for the quality information. I appreciate you

[@erwinrogers9470]

Great information👍

[@pbohearn]

How can anyone like this video when it is so brutally depressing. Yes, you’re very clear, very clear. All right sister. I got five years or less and don’t get any better than it is today. It’s time to party.

[@tonysweet9137]

In 2019 I was told I have Chronic Heart Failure. This is due to a DNA defect or genes. A few months ago I was told the left side of my heart has now started to give up. It pumps every now and then and when it does pump it is very week. I took a nuclear test and they found the blood was flowing into my lungs at a rate of 106 mil-a-bars. Fatigue is getting worse. I am now sleeping a lot in the afternoons. But I refuse to slow down. Last year I rode or pedaled my bicycle 4100 miles. I should mention I am also recovering after being hit by a truck riding said bicycle Nov 1st of 2022. It was in the down time from this accident the left side of my heart has grown weaker. I am told do not stop exercising for this is the only thing keeping me alive. I am 64. Now I understand the fatigue. I keep telling my doctor and she says nothing about it. But I get it, I would not want to tell someone your days are running short. But thank you for this information is what I was looking for. I also get chest pains a lot.

[@ThomasWall-l7b]

My friend died February 7 at 4pm with is going miss her Cathy cole

[@jamesgordon4754]

Thank you. Luckily I am British and in London. We still have the NHS. I was diagnosed a year ago.

[@Randall-p7z]

I'am overdue!

[@MarianneCarey-g6r]

Thank you im 70 im on blood pressure meds n cholesterol meds

[@texassews535]

I was diagnosed with CHF about 20 years ago. 5 years ago I learned I have Polycystic Kidney Disease and COPD. I learned of Dr Esselstein’s books on heart disease and how you can feel so much better and even reverse heart disease with a plant based diet of zero oil, zero sugar and zero salt, and no animal products. I follow his way of eating. Yes, it is a strict diet but his recipes as well as his families’ recipes are very good. My cardiologist and nephrologist recommend this way of eating also. There is not too much that the Drs can do for CHF, but meds. For PKD there really isn’t anything either, even less than for heart disease. So, look into it, as it could very well help you too.

[@roshmiray674]

😊😊 ... I... Love❤ these kind of videos... We get to learn a lot of things... So helpful important and informative.... Thank you❤🌹 so much for this video....

[@Wtf0069]

I'm in remission after surgery for Cancer, I'm 63! As if that's not enough I'm also suffering from Dialated Cardiomyopathy and am taking countless drugs to counter it, life can be cruel!

[@cynthiacrapster6877]

I have SLE, lung cancer, bladder cancer, AP, and CHF with EF. I am 74. My biggest problems are bad headaches at night and shortness of breath during activity. I thank God I am still here.

[@martingolding4951]

I had a double heart bypass in 2001. march i was 35ys old then was given 15 years and was diagnosed with heart failure in 2004 and am still here plodding along. I also have a heart murmur enlarged heart. Recently, I have a mri heart scan, and I've got more scarring on the heart. My cardiologist said i need a pacemaker defibrillator fitted, so I'm waiting time now for an appointment