Prayers for my husband after heart attack

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Dear All,

Could I ask you to say a prayer for my darling husband who had a massive heart attack on friday. He is very poorly and I am so worried for him. He is a wonderful person, so kind, funny and the best Dad ever to my three girls.

Thank you so much.

Godbless

Helena01:bighanky::gopray:
 
I pray for your husband’s recovery…I pray that God will give you and your girls comfort and strength and that you all will be drawn even closer together during this trying time. God be with you and give you peace…

God bless always,
marialucia
 
Hail Mary,
Full of Grace,
The Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary,
Mother of God,
pray for us sinners now,
and at the hour of death.

Amen.
 
Hail Mary,
Full of Grace,
The Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary,
Mother of God,
pray for us sinners now,
and at the hour of our death.
Amen
 
Dear All,

My husband has improved overnight and I can’t thank you enough.

God bless you all.

Helena01
 
Wonderful!
I’ll pray for you both at morning Mass.

Lord please continue to bless our sister’s husband with recovery and help him to guard against any further heart trouble. Please abundantly bless them and their loved ones/
Thank You, Lord
 
Thanks for sharing your good news! 🙂

Continuing prayers for a full recovery …

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Helen;

I will definitely pray for you and your family during this time. I know (from my heart attack in 04) which was massive, that there is hope. Believe me…I made the mistake of waiting too long to call the ambulance and suffered a lot of damage. Check to see if you have Mended Hearts’ volunteers at your hospital. They can be of great help.

Don’t know what the care plan is but it can be overwhelming at first. Trust in God and place all your fears in His Sacred Heart. Joyatlake
 
Dear All,

Once again thank you for your prayers and messages. Hi Trishie and here we were having a lovely chat the other day - just shows you never know what is round the corner:( Thanks for the information joyatlake. I hope you are well now, gosh did you have angina or was it a sudden heart attack? My hubby had developed angina recently and he rang the doctor on Tuesday with chest pains and the doctor just poo pooed it and told him to up his dose of angina spray - not too impressed! My hubby was taken straight into theatre so we are hoping there wasn’t too much damage to his heart. He will be having a scan to see what state his heart is in.

Anyhow thanks again folks I really do appreciate it.

Godbless

Helena01
 
Helena,

Yes, I had severe angina, I had no doubt I was having a heart attack. The pain was vise-like due to the fact it was caused from a spasm. I still have much anger towards my former internist, because I was going to him constantly with symptoms that he should have picked up on. I am so tempted to write him a letter and ask if he now knows more about symptoms in women.
But the anger is draining from positive energy.

One thing about today…there are a lot of medicines and after care out there. You just want to be sure the cardiologist is good. So often we have to take the assertive position and demand that certain tests are done. What I had for years was probably leading up to it and for several months before my symptoms should have been significant in pointing up a real problem.

Many of my fellow heart colleagues have so many problems, you would not believe. Today if the problem is caught quickly, so much can be done. I know people who have been helicoptered to the hospital, had bypass surgery, and later have had other procedures like defibrillators put in, it is amazing what can be done.

Prepare for the possibility of emotional slides. It is a lot to deal with, but hopefully with prayer and support you can make it through everything. By the way, there is also a website for Mended Hearts. Continued prayers. Joyatlake
 
Hi Joyatlake,

That is so awful! I find it hard to believe that Angina is not treated seriously. You have given me hope for my hubby and I am so happy to say he came home the day before yesterday. Thanks for everything and I will remember you in my prayers for continued good health.

God bless

Helena
 
I am a cardiac nurse for a MASSIVE practice, and in reality, angina is usually treated by sending a patient for an immediate stress test or to the ER. You may consider asking his cardiologist for a new family doc. He will require careful follow up but I’m praying for him and for your family that he will have a good recovery. PM me if you have any specific questions- I’ve been a cardiac nurse for 12 years and our practice has about 150,000 patients. Praying for you…twk
 
Thanks Twk,

Gosh that’s a lot of patients! Bet your run of your feet! My hubby had a stress test done about six weeks ago and it showed he had significant LAD disease and he was on a waiting list for an angiogram - just wish I had insisted he went to A&E after the Doc said he would be ok.

Anyhow thanks for your kind offer to PM you. Funnily enough today my daughter started her first day on the wards as a student nurse!

Best wishes

Godbless and prayers going up to all the wonderful nurses who work so hard.

Helena:flowers:
 
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