Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty

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Comments

[egg_shell]

Gee, I'm glad it turned out so well. Modern medicine is truly amazing.

[forioscribe]

Yes, I was taken aback by the entire thing. I stand in awe of how quickly and easily my problem was taken care of. It feels almost too good to be true. But here I am, back home doing my thing.

[chu_hi]

Oh my goodness. Be well!

[forioscribe]

Thanks! So far, so good.

[forioscribe]

Many thanks. If the lord's willing and the creek don't rise, I'll be back at Forio d' Ischia on the first of September for my annual month-long visit.

[cynnerth]

I'm so glad you're better!

[forioscribe]

Thanks! I'm still truly astonished at how quickly and easily they fixed my problem. I've done some research, and the stent thing has been around since the 1980s, so it's routine.

[flying_blind]

I'm glad to hear you're doing well. Angioplasty was quite a remarkable discovery.

I don't believe I've ever had spaghetti with a baked potato before. Neither tends to leap to mind when I think of the other. But then, I've never been to Pennsylvania. Maybe it's standard there.

[forioscribe]

Thanks for your comments. No, it's not a Pennsylvania thing. I was HUNGRY, and it was on the menu, so in the conversation on the phone with the hospital's food service, I asked for it and they brought it. And by god I ate EVERYTHING. It all was surprisingly delicious, especially the brownie. Moist, fresh, sweet. The coffee was like how I prefer my women: hot and black. No, I kid.

[flying_blind]

The best parts of being in Allentown is its proximity to Manhattan (two hours on Transbridge bus to Port Authority), and the truly fabulous park system. Lehigh Parkway is a five minute walk from my apartment, and there's also Trexler Park, and the Rose Garden. Nothing like Ischia, though. I'm heading back on September 1 for my yearly month-long visit.