If some of you are wondering why there haven't been some cryptic responses from Gunner it is because he is very under the weather. He went into the hospital Monday morning with cardiac "discomfort" and will be having either a stint or an angioplasty tomorrow. He is still answering his cell phone but he's not online. We all wish him our best! Leigh@MarMachine
Ouch! I hope that it works as designed. Of the two, I thnk tha the stent (not sure of the spelling) is the more reliable.
Indeed so.
Best of luck, DoN.
Ditto.
I wish gunner the best.....
John
Well that sucks... Being in the hospital is no fun. Best wishes and good luck to Gunner.
Yes... the very best
Mike
Good luck Gunner, my ol' man had that and he was better than new, give 'em hell! walt
Now I know why Buckshot has been acting strange.
The best from both of us, Mark.
michael & Buckshot
My boss got two stints put in this year - they went in and stayed. Nice concept. He had two 90%+ closed and had started feeling pain running around his body and other strange things. Drove him to the Dr. and just in time - checked in.
Hope Gunner has a like experience -
Martin
Get well soon, Gunner!
--Winston
Get well soon!!!!
Ah, rotten luck. I hope it all works out. Getting into the hospital before it's an emergency seems to produce good results these days. That's good news, and I wish Gunner the best of luck and a quick recovery.
Ed Huntress
Crossposted, for posterity.
As long as he got in before various important parts started dying he should come out fine. I certainly hope he's well and back soon.
A stint is an advancement of angioplasty: the stint holds blood vessel open after the angioplasty opens it.
And from us as well. Hang in there!
Harold & Susan
Thanks, Sue. Very nice gesture.
Harold
Good luck and get well!
Pete Keillor
Let us all include gunner in our prayers this day.
Best wishes for a speedy and total recovery. Tom.
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