[Coco] OT: pacemaker
Gene Heskett
gheskett at shentel.net
Thu Jan 10 19:14:00 EST 2019
On Thursday 10 January 2019 18:02:49 James C. Hrubik wrote:
> Gene, I thoroughly understand the pain. Mine was put in in 2015, left
> side just below the clavicle, and it still feels odd.
I faintly recall that being mentioned> Did they use
> twilight anesthesia, and could you feel the doc carving away when he
> was inserting it?
No, I was clear out.
> I sure did. Can’t wear a shoulder harness because
> it cuts into the pacemaker. AND - if you get 10 years, that’s a good
> battery. I’m going to be evaluated in a month or so to see whether or
> not mine has to be replaced. They had it set too high for 2 years and
> it not only affected my aim (jitters) but ran down the battery faster.
> So go slow but as far as you want. Wonder if a CoCo-on-a-chip would
> have done a better job <G> - (see, now on-topic)!
Yup. Gotta keep it on topic. But the coco on a chip would have to have a
63C09 brain.
Thanks Jim.
> On Jan 10, 2019, at 3:17 PM, Gene Heskett <gheskett at shentel.net> wrote:
> > On another front, I found myself with a slowing pulse, down in the
> > 30's Sunday, so I now have a sore chest where a pacemaker was
> > inserted. I asked the doc before he put it in if he could get
> > another 25,000 miles out of this abused old carcass, he grinning
> > reply was that depended on how far and fast I drove in the next 10
> > years, which is the life of its battery. :)
>
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> out front and takes the hits for
> the people who are behind him.
> "Leading from the rear" is oxymoronic.
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Cheers, Gene Heskett
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