Tomorrow I go into the hospital for a procedure called ‘cardiac ablation’. I’m not entirely sure why, but I feel not just a little peculiar announcing this here on the blog, but there it is. You can read about it, or not, with the link attached to the term here. Even though I certainly know what’s about to take place, I myself have kept a safe distance from the nuts and bolts outlined in such an article in order not to induce panic. That seems sensible, am I right?
So, instead, let’s listen to Stacey Kent and her piano accompanist David Newton, both of whom I’m crazy about. The little keyboard trills on this track, so nice.
Also on this record is My Heart Stood Still, much more upbeat than Easy to Remember, but let’s face it, a little tacky to consider including at this juncture…
(I’ll save that one for the day after tomorrow.)
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March 20, 2018 at 6:41 pm
Willym
Thoughts for you, yours and those looking after you. I always like to know what they are doing to me but have turned down opportunities to watch it all happen on the screen.
March 20, 2018 at 8:23 pm
larrymuffin
Well all the best to you. Modern medicine works wonders nowadays. Hopefully this is day surgery or at least you will not have to spend too much time eating hospital food. We will be thinking of you here in PEI. Keep smiling!
March 25, 2018 at 9:40 pm
Urspo
Good luck indeed. If it is any comfort to you cardiac ablation are rather ho-hum procedures and have a lot of good outcomes. Plus you get ice cream and benzodiazepines
March 26, 2018 at 6:14 pm
Dave
“…rather ho-hum procedures…”
All very well and good for y o u to say!
It wasn’t y o u r heart they were cathetering around in;-)