Chris finally had her appointment with the electro-cardio-something-or-other-ist yesterday. They are the ones who monitor/regulate irregular heartbeats and rates. I snuck in with her to the appointment. Actually, once I made it past the Gestapo on the first floor, everyone was very nice and accommodating. Just walked right in like I knew what I was doing … and they held the door for me.
The
doc reviewed the results of the monitor Chris had to wear for a month. She didn’t see anything yet that explains the
issues Chris has been having. I’m pretty
sure the doc won’t be satisfied until she sees a printout of what happens when
Chris passes out. Wait. What?
Wait until she passes out again? Umm. No.
The
next step from her perspective is to implant a microchip under the skin over
the heart to record the heart activity. The
recording can be done remotely, and all Chris has to do is carry around an
extra cell phone again. Oh, and that
battery will last three to five years.
Maybe she’ll pass out in that time.
Wait. What? Three to five years? Umm.
No. We’re not doing that. Well, at least not until we have spoken to
the cardiologist himself at that appointment in October. At least he has a bit more of a vested
interest. He’s been inside Chris’ heart
already. Twice.
Psalms
34:8 says, “Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who
takes refuge in him.”
Father,
please give us patience while we wait for the cardio appointment in
October. And please protect Chris in the
meantime. Amen.
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