Doing fine, but damn....

[steve B]

Well, a heart attack is one life experience I would have been happy to skip.

Oddly what's been rough is the meds for diabetes that kept me up for most of a week and a half with acid reflux and gassiness.

Already making some big changes, and probably some hobby ones too. Tons of stuff I was already thinking of offloading, mostly junk first. Like why do I have a hundred or two cards from most mid 2000s Topps sets? If I want the set I can get it cheaper than what I need to finish it.

[Seven]

Originally Posted by steve B

Well, a heart attack is one life experience I would have been happy to skip.

Oddly what's been rough is the meds for diabetes that kept me up for most of a week and a half with acid reflux and gassiness.

Already making some big changes, and probably some hobby ones too. Tons of stuff I was already thinking of offloading, mostly junk first. Like why do I have a hundred or two cards from most mid 2000s Topps sets? If I want the set I can get it cheaper than what I need to finish it.

My father had some heart issues a couple of years ago, only for them to be fixed and for him to have a stroke. If they put you on any blood thinners, please, watch your blood pressure. A random spike could lead to the same thing that afflicted my father.

Thankfully he's mostly okay now. Not as fast as he used to be but still getting around.

[gonefishin]

Hang in there Steve. Get rid of all the junk stuff - it's hard because I kept them for years. Keep the ones you covet.

Wishing the best in your recovery.

[bnorth]

Wishing you a quick recovery. I get the it is hard to part with even the junk of the junk. I got rid of several 100 thousand cards a few years ago. That only made a small dent as I have an entire room full of stuff I have been going to downsize for a decade or two.

I started Mounjaro(lowest dose) 2 months ago and my sleep has sucked since then, luckily few other side effects.

[ruth-gehrig]

Best of health to you!! Speedy recovery. I work with some unhealthy individuals and it scares me alot to think I could be in their shoes one day. Enjoy every moment that makes you happy

[aelefson]

Steve, it was great to meet you at the Wilmington show last month after enjoying so many of your informative posts over the years. I hope your recovery goes well.

Alan