edgarblythe wrote:You haven't even asked me how the wife is doing. She's fine, thanks. Last Sunday she developed severe chest pains, so I rushed her to the ER. They admitted her and ran some tests. She was fine; then they kept her overnight to give a stress test (Put something in the blood and watch it go through the heart, walk a treadmill). She did fine, but, they held her another night, waiting on the results. Do you know how much money all this comes to? Now you see why I've got to win the lottery.
I'm sorry to hear that your wife is unwell. I don't recall you mentioning it to me before, but if you have, I apologize for not following up.
My wife is one that has high blood pressure, and has a family history of heart problems in her family line. I'm always worried.
I hope your wife will come out of this event okay. I can truly understand how you must feel.
Also, although our medical system is different than yours, I can feel your anxiety about being able to cope with these bills that are mounting.
Although money doesn't buy happiness, it certainly does create additional options and opportunities that one did not have before.
Let me know how it all works out, Edgar.
