apparently her previous diagnosis of having a bi-cuspid aortic valve was wrong and her valve is fully/properly formed

this means that Open Heart surgery is no longer something we have to worry about.

It was especially concerning because that kind of surgery would require her to go under, which is a big risk with POTS, as it means she has low BP and blood volume to start

so, she would risk going into coma and never coming back

it also means that she can now do exercises, physical therapy, and her lifting limitation is no longer an issue.

that´s some awesome news

very much

exercising your core is one of the best-known ways of delaying the effects of POTS

and she was previously told she couldn't do that

so this is pretty big news

yay that's great news!!

also, her previously diagnosed "mild to moderate" aortic unsufficiency only showed trace signs, so that means that things aren't as advanced as we thought

it was a good weather day and her meds were working

give her kisses for me plz

do

Great news! Take it from me, open heart surgery is no fun.

yeah, scary stuff. hope you're recovery is going well.

your*

Yup, it's going great! I started cardiac rehab yesterday.

Glad to hear it's not as dire as you guys were led to believe!

great to hear, sean! Thanks for the support, all

Good news Tracer

So glad to hear this Tracer

that's EXCELLENT news!

That's fantastic news, so happy for you both!

also, sorry to hear that, Sian.