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Naked, well all I've got to say is :D

Oh Ross, is that a pile of bills in the background? :( :( :eek:

Jacqui, perhaps these may help our transatlantic friends get a grasp of hurling. :)

Here's one possibly from a Cardiac Surgeon. :eek: :D

Just got this from my friend Robert. He is a totally straight guy, so I have no doubt as to it's truth. Read and enjoy. :D My mate and his wife have just bought an old Manor House in France. The chap that rents the small house next door (that they don't own) is a bit of a petrol head, and...

Happy Birthday. Go on spoil yourself. :D

IMHO the topic is both humourous and bordering on distasteful in that it displays gallows humour and black comedy. Surely it is a human strength to find some lightness and amusement in the end of life. I'm reminded of deceased Python Graham Chapman's televised memorial service. It ended with...

Interesting thread. All my kids had a specialist cardiac ultrasound while in the womb to determine if they had inherited their Dad's bad heart gene.

Keep battling on Debora. Your fortitude is an inspiration. :)

Dual reaction from me Rich; what an awful stress for you and thank god for the NHS.

...... and if like the majority of the women and girls over here you drool over Captain Jack ;) I'm sorry to disappoint you. In real life John Barrowman is very out and gay. :p :D

British families do it all the time. DR Who, a changing cast of glamorous companions and his TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimensions In Space) whizz us back and forth on Saturday evening TV without fail.

Growing up with a chronic medical problem does IMHO give you a more together positive balanced approach to health difficulties than the sudden onset of illness. For me it started with a heart murmur aged 6. Lots of years getting stuff in perspective. Many times as an in patient on Cardiology...

Well that's one big box ticked in the white coat skill set ;) :D :D

Yes, for a few days prior to implant. Heparin may be substituted for warfarin as it has a much shorter half life and stopping it a day before will cause a more sudden drop in INR than if the patient was on warfarin. Blood will still be thinner than normal though. Al Capshaw, yesterday I PM'd...

Hey Smiley over the weekend when I met with some S. African relatives you came to mind as someone who has dropped below the VR radar, . :) 'Where's she gone' I thought, 'hope she is OK' Let us all know how things pan out. I too am an endocarditis survivor. I know you are easily worried, so...

No Jim, that one slipped by me. :o :o Thanks for the pointer. :)

My condolences to all who are grieving for this sad loss. A particularly poignant post as a pacemaker bleed began my endocarditis saga. There but for the grace of God go I.

This drug combination is a minority medication. Should any one on here be taking it I think you should read this