Hey everyone,
I have been on a break---for a few years!
So much has changed over the years and I had to step away from the group for various reasons. I just dropped in this morning to see how my old buddies were and see there are a ton of new people who I have never met! I am sorry you have to be here, however, you know by now you are in good company.
I was the first myectomy at what was at the time New England Medical Center, now Tufts. That was in July 2003. I had a rocky road for a few years but am finally stable I think. All signs pointed to eminent transplant a few years ago and then my E.F. stopped dropping. It never came back, but it never fell below 30. I continue to take Atenolol and my A.C.E. inhibitor and haven't changed my meds now in over 4 years. I still get to go see my old buddy Dr. Maron once a year only now...come to think of it, I think I am due!
Anyway, I just wanted to say hi and for all the people struggling with this disease, there are some of us who manage to trudge through and although I am never going to be able to do what I used to do, it seems to have leveled out now and I am happy in my routine.
Best wishes!
Doug
I have been on a break---for a few years!

So much has changed over the years and I had to step away from the group for various reasons. I just dropped in this morning to see how my old buddies were and see there are a ton of new people who I have never met! I am sorry you have to be here, however, you know by now you are in good company.
I was the first myectomy at what was at the time New England Medical Center, now Tufts. That was in July 2003. I had a rocky road for a few years but am finally stable I think. All signs pointed to eminent transplant a few years ago and then my E.F. stopped dropping. It never came back, but it never fell below 30. I continue to take Atenolol and my A.C.E. inhibitor and haven't changed my meds now in over 4 years. I still get to go see my old buddy Dr. Maron once a year only now...come to think of it, I think I am due!
Anyway, I just wanted to say hi and for all the people struggling with this disease, there are some of us who manage to trudge through and although I am never going to be able to do what I used to do, it seems to have leveled out now and I am happy in my routine.
Best wishes!
Doug
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