having a pacemaker lead changed

[Ronco Rox]

man thats rough to go through at a young age. but at least your strong through it. good luck with the surgery man.

 

[Half Evil]

Lol no shit, I highly doubt id have the guts to do it, and im two years older then him.

 

[~NeonFire372~]

yeah i know but im just worried what of something goes wrong

Nah... nothing will go wrong, and if you didn't have it changed, eventually the pacemaker would stop, and then something would go wrong. So what 'gotta be done, gotta be done'

Don't worry, soon (like all surgeries) after you recover your glad you did it.

 

[ericf19931]

hey guys, good news, the surgery was a success, but the bad part is that i have to wear a sling

 

[joxley1990]

Ah..better than it going wrong, Im glad for you buddy.

 

[ericf19931]

thanks

 

[Ronco Rox]

i'm happy to hear the surgery was successful

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

whats a sling?

 

[lhuser]

hey guys, good news, the surgery was a success, but the bad part is that i have to wear a sling

Actually, I was thinking of you with it. I was wondering how it went.

See? There's nothing to worry about. everything is in fine control. One question though: Did they put you to sleep?

In a week, it should be back to normal

 

[Half Evil]

John a sling is something that you put your arm in, and its attached to something that goes around your neck to prop up your arm.

So... why a sling?