Back from hospital. A long story.

[dadof4]

:thumbup: only 31 years here so far... I'd have died penniless and cold in a ditch; without mine! :2thumbs:

Without me; she probably would be off on a yacht somewhere, and enjoying a much better life... :shocked:

Good chance we might have been sharing the same ditch. All our friends say Momof4 must be a saint to have put up with me for all these years.

 

[Bob Denman]

Give her a big hug; from ALL of us! :2thumbs:

 

[PrairieSpyder]

I'm happy you're doing ok. I'm curious; are there any after-effects of the CPR?

 

[ottawa-rider]

Glad you're OK.


Now to the lighter side and my question, what happens if one abruptly stop ridding his Spyder.

 

[dadof4]

I'm happy you're doing ok. I'm curious; are there any after-effects of the CPR?

None that I know of. No chest aches. My doctor actually questioned wether I actually required it. He said sometimes its hard to tell of someone is breathing or not. With good intentions and perhaps a bit of panic CPR is, at times, given unnecessarily. I'm glad they took the rather be safe then sorry route.

 

[ARtraveler]

Glad to hear you got through this all right. I learned something new about heart functions today. :thumbup:

 

[dadof4]

Glad you're OK.


Now to the lighter side and my question, what happens if one abruptly stop ridding his Spyder.

Severe withdrawal!

 

[Eagle1]

Glad you are back and all is well.:clap::clap:

 

[wyliec]

I'm glad you're okay and back on the spyder.

I must say that you have a great resting HR of 45BPM. Also, cranking out 7.4MPH avg. for 15 minutes is also very good. It's great to see someone else believes in some heavy duty exercise. Do you also do any strength training?

Maybe I'll see you on the road sometime. And, by the way, you definitely had a good man picking up your spyder. Keep up the exercise and riding, and keep in mind to not hit a brick wall again when stopping your cardio training.

 

[samewok]

Glad you are ok. I have 8 stints and know what you went through.

 

[dadof4]

I'm glad you're okay and back on the spyder.

I must say that you have a great resting HR of 45BPM. Also, cranking out 7.4MPH avg. for 15 minutes is also very good. It's great to see someone else believes in some heavy duty exercise. Do you also do any strength training?

I think some of the meds I am on lower my HR. I just do ab exercises and the treadmill.

 

[spydaman60]

glad you are doing well! :2thumbs:

 

[rhansen309]

Glad you are doing good.

 

[dadof4]

Glad to hear you got through this all right. I learned something new about heart functions today. :thumbup:

I learned about heart functions Monday morning.....the hard way!

 

[btcherm]

been their, two open heart surgery , first one 20 years ago,second one in January, not ready to stop riding , and yes this is a great place with a lot of good people willing to help out,in time of need.:clap:

 

[wyliec]

dadof4,

I'm going to P.M. you my phone number, so that you have 2 people you can call. If it ever happens again, and I hope it doesn't, give a call. I'll just caution you and say I have an SM5, and will need instructions.

Good luck on your treadmill training; you may want to consider intervals.

 

[quickster47]

So glad to hear you are doing okay now and so glad everything worked out for the best.

Carl

 

[dadof4]

dadof4,

I'm going to P.M. you my phone number, so that you have 2 people you can call. If it ever happens again, and I hope it doesn't, give a call. I'll just caution you and say I have an SM5, and will need instructions.

Good luck on your treadmill training; you may want to consider intervals.

I just read your profile.
- You work out....I work out.
- You are into photography...I am into photography
- You have a Spyder...I have a Spyder
- You have a Crossfire...I have a Crossfire
Are you me or am I you?

 

[Silvervette05]

Glad your OK, your story will go in my memery bank just in case I need it. :thumbup: