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hi! i really don't know if i can be much help to you but my grandfather just had a quadrople by-pass surgery two weeks ago tomorrow. my pop-pop is also 78. sorry to hear about your father. was his surgery an emergency or was it scheduled? the doctor said that having the surgery following a heartattack makes them weaker. so he probably just needs to rest. does he respond to pain? i feel really bad for you. this whole ordeal has been very scary for us. so i can only imagine what you are going through. let me know how things are going. sorry i can't offer any advice.
I really hope that everyone is feeling better. My dad is 67 and just had a triple bypass. surprisingly he is walking around after only 11 days pass his operation but he complains about chest pain, sleeping issues, lack of pain killers and breathing problems. they are giving him Oxigen at the rehab and told him not to walk or bend too much. It is generally a very hard time for the patient to recover as they might be lonely, scared, unsure of their state of health, mixed with anxiety and weight loss.
Hello, I had a triple bypass two years ago. My recovery was wonderful. The home nurses told me that it would take years for me to completely heal. I try to tell my Husband that I cannot lift heavy items, or lift over him, but he doesn't seem to believe me. The main problem I have is when I bend over, then I get short of breath
I really hope that everyone is feeling better. My dad is 67 and just had a triple bypass. surprisingly he is walking around after only 11 days pass his operation but he complains about chest pain, sleeping issues, lack of pain killers and breathing problems. they are giving him Oxigen at the rehab and told him not to walk or bend too much. It is generally a very hard time for the patient to recover as they might be lonely, scared, unsure of their state of health, mixed with anxiety and weight loss.