Thank you very much for the prayers and/or well-wishes.
This is just another little "blip" in the road to recovery. This too, shall pass.
There are options to help him with this accelerated heart rate. What they have been doing this is week is taking the road of least resistance, via medication. The point of origin is in the lower chamber of his heart, which does complicate things a tad because it is more dangerous, they say, to have it in the lower, rather than the upper chambers. They know they have got to get this leveled out. But at the same time, surgery is only a last minute resort at this time. As he gains strength, than it will become more viable. He is on a drug right now that they have been adjusting to get just the right fit for him. Once they have it figured out, then things will level out again and he will be fine until they can access what scar tissue is left from the heart attack. Then they can get him all fixed up again and back to more normalcy. ( How's that for faith!)
Really, for me, it's in God's hands. No matter what happens, He will give us what we need, for He never fails us. Through good times or bad times.
They had spoke about releasing him next week some time (prior of this last episode.) Now, I'm not sure. Just a day-to-day thing. Will have to see what happens. They only want to release him where he has skilled nursing care around the clock, while he continues to get stronger. They mentioned a nursing home. How do you put someone in their 50's that you love and care about, into a nursing home? I understand the need for close monitoring. I do. But what about the love? Really? He can't get that there. So, what we are doing is interviewing for in-home nursing care. Specifically male nurses. More than one, as we will need around the clock care. Cost money-wise is just huge, but very small in comparision to not bringing him home where we believe with all of our hearts, he will do better. Turns it into a small, small, SMALL price.
Funny thing about Daddy's. They're the first man you ever love and the one you trust the most.
Sorry this is so long. There was just much to tell. But do remember one thing ...... no news is good/ok news. It might be hard for me to communicate sometimes with everything going on. But you guys will be/are the first ones I turn to.
Throwing hugs all directions ... xoxo