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Cindy Heigl
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Delnor Wiggins State Park October 19th 2022
The cleanup is well underway and the park is looking better than it was. But there is still a long way to go.
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The Marina in Gulf Breeze at Vanderbilt Beach Naples, FL
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Drone footage and photos of the boats remaining in the marina at Gulf Breeze taken on October 15th 2022. The first half is videos, the second half is photos. 0:01 - Drone Video Footage 3:52 - Photos Begin Sea Tow was out recovering boats; if your boat needs a tow, call captain Sam Joseph at 941-765-3422.
Vanderbilt Beach- October 15 2022
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0:23 - Vanderbilt Beach Public Access Site 0:30 - Beachmoor Condos 0:33 - Vanderbilt Condos 0:44 - Vanderbilt Beach & Harbour Club 0:52 - Seawatch Condos 1:02 - Gulf Pointe Resorts 1:08 - Floridian Club 1:12 - 9485 Gulf Shore Dr 1:15 - 9517 Gulf Shore Dr 1:20 - Sea Chase Condos 1:28 - Casa Grande Condos 1:38 - The Villas of Vanderbilt Beach 1:54 - La Dauphin 2:05 - LaPlaya A bunch of sweet hous...
My Battery Operated Life
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My Battery Operated Life, season 20 episode 2 "Praise Him while it is happening, not just when its over. " -JJ Hall My girl JJ shared her thoughts about Jonah, and she put into words what I think about often. Jonah praised God while he was in the belly of the whale, during the middle of his nightmare. He didn't wait till it was over to worship. I thank God every day for the many blessings in my...
Superior Vena Cava Syndrome Visual
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I have a superior vena cava obstruction caused by scar tissue around pacemaker wires inside my veins. Three months ago I had a laser lead extraction and angioplasty. As you can see I am still symptomatic, but much better than before the surgery in October! My SVCO symptoms include face and neck swelling, distended face and neck veins, shortness of breath, brain fog, facial/eye pressure, and ski...
6 Week Micra AV Pacemaker Update, Superior Vena Cava Obstruction
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6 Week Micra AV Pacemaker Update, Superior Vena Cava Obstruction
Check-In post pacemaker laser lead extraction, SVCO angioplasty, and Micra implant
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Check-In post pacemaker laser lead extraction, SVCO angioplasty, and Micra implant
superior vena cava obstruction
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Here's a little video update on my pacemaker situation. :) thanks for all the texts and checking in! I've been documenting this along the way because there wasn't info to find online when I was diagnosed. Maybe eventually I'll find time to put it all together in a way that makes sense starting at the beginning. But for now here is today's update jumping into the middle of the story. All the rel...
Superior vena cava obstruction - Cindy, with a pacemaker
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Guess who is feeling better today! 2 weeks ago I had a baloon procedure to open a superior vena cava obstruction. My symptoms subsided for 2 days then they cane back. Not as significantly as before, but definitely back. In a couple weeks I'll be having surgery at Cleveland Clinic to address the source of the complications and hopefully resolve my "purple face" situation. In the meantime I cant ...
Miss Snappy Heading Back to the Bog
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This snapping turtle came into the yard this morning to lay eggs and now she is heading back into the Bog.
Tile Demo Day for my Office
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We are replacing all the tile in our house; this was demo day for my 230 sq. ft. office area. I have bad allergies and this room has no way to partition off the demo space for dust control, so my husband created the dust collection box you see here. It is a plywood box with a dust collector plumbed out the window. The cement under the tile is unbelievably uneven. There is one two foot span wher...
Pileated Woodpecker in Slow Motion
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This female pileated woodpecker was tearing it up in my yard this week. Recorded in the Indiana Dunes Costal Region.
Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum- Post OP 8 Weeks
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Guess who got another package from China?!? It's been 8 weeks since I had arthroscopic hip surgery to repair a torn labrum and reshape my femur head to correct FAI. I ordered some items for myself right after surgery and forgot about it until I started receiving them in the mail. I would HIGHLY suggest everyone download the Wish app after surgery and let the good times begin. You will need some...
Pacemaker Clinic Evaluation
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I have complete heart block, or 3rd degree heart block (which means the electrical current does not flow through my heart; its blocked). I was diagnosed with this condition and got my first pacemaker when I was 14. Every 6 months I see my electrophysiologist and have my pacemaker interrogated, today was that appointment!
WISH Shopping For The Win! After Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum
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WISH Shopping For The Win! After Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum
Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum 6 Weeks Post-OP Update: Apparently I Went Shopping?
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Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum 6 Weeks Post-OP Update: Apparently I Went Shopping?
Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum Pistol Squats - 22 Weeks Post-OP
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Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum Pistol Squats - 22 Weeks Post-OP
What Happens to Boiling water at -12 degrees?
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What Happens to Boiling water at -12 degrees?
Now Showing - 4394 W 300 N Winamac, Indiana
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Now Showing - 4394 W 300 N Winamac, Indiana
My first run post arthroscopic hip surgery for torn labrum repair and FAI.
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My first run post arthroscopic hip surgery for torn labrum repair and FAI.
Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum Recovery Update, 18 weeks!!
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Hip Arthroscopy for Torn Labrum Recovery Update, 18 weeks!!
NO PINK EDGEBANDING AND NO SCREWS LOOSE.
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NO PINK EDGEBANDING AND NO SCREWS LOOSE.
For Greg "The Moon Man" Mooney from Captain Awesome
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For Greg "The Moon Man" Mooney from Captain Awesome
I have SVC syndrome from a chronic blood clot . Dr said I’ll have be on blood thinners for the rest of my life . But likewise I’m always short of breathe and can lay down flat or bend over.
I'm glad you've made it through all of this, and I like above all ur attitude and positive energy! ❤ May I ask what exactly they did to ur Superior Vena Cava Thrombosis? Did they use a stent or they just cleaned the vein? Thaaank uu!
Thanks!! I have to give God the credit for my attitude, I’m incredibly blessed :) If you watch my other videos you’ll see that I eventually had open heart surgery to place an epicardial pacemaker system. This Micra pacemaker didn’t work for me plus it didn’t resolve any of my SVC blockage. During open heart surgery they harvested a vein from my leg and used that to enlarge my existing SVC.
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Thank you for sharing your video. It really helps me as a nurse who has not seen this.👍👍😃😃
Thanks for sharing, Cindy. I had labrum tear / microfracture / impingement surgery 6 weeks ago and I'm still in so much pain. doesn't really hurt to walk but it just hurts constantly 24/7... like a toothache pain constantly in the backside of my hip area. intense dull pain. Did you have any pain during your recovery, and if so how long did it take to go away? Did you do a lot of bicycling during your PT every day?
It was painful, but much less painful than before surgery. Like you described, an intense ache. I did quite a bit of cycling because that’s all I could do for a while, but I don’t think I started that part of PT till after 6 weeks. I couldn’t put any weight on it for the first 6 weeks, I didn’t walk without crutches till then. It was most painful when I overdid it in PT. I’m sorry to hear you’re aching 24/7. It is a really humbling and difficult recovery. But it does get better ❤️. Have you been able to stretch your piraformus? That was really tight and troublesome for me causing pain in my upper glutes. My PT would have to stretch it and work on it manually because I didn’t have enough mobility to do it myself.
@@CindyHeigl Thank you for the quick reply? It's crazy that there is so many different beliefs with different surgeons. Mine told me to start PT a week after surgery and to try to start walking 4 weeks out! I don't feel like I should be though. How long did it take you to not be in pain all the time? How are you doing now?
@@mickeyjames7806 Yes, there are a lot of different protocols. I did prehab for 16 weeks before surgery too, I think that helped a lot. It’s been over 5 years for both hips, I have hip pain maybe 2 times a month now if I walk too much, walking makes me more sore than running ironically. I was probably 80% better after 9 months. I am now 95% better and that’s as close to normal as I expect to ever get, which I am thrilled with :)
I'm none the wiser, how do I work out what surface my kitchen cabinets are?
안녕하세요 저는 한국인입니다 pacemaker 15년 삽입중이고 감염으로 제거를 해야되는 상황입니다 제거하고 micra를 삽입하는 시술을 받을 예정입니다 혹시 micra는 배터리가 finished하면 제거후 교체도 가능한가요? 삽입후 운동도 자유롭게 가능한가요?
Dear how are you know?
Hey! I was just diagnosed with SVC syndrome due to my pacemaker wires. It’s too dangerous to try to remove them unfortunately so I’ll have an angioplasty in a few weeks. Did you feel better when you woke up or did it take awhile?
I got one on my birthday at 0 days old in 1989. I never thought about sharing a visit like this :D I tend to forget that it is a "big thing" to get such a device into your body. I routinely helped newcomers battle their worries - when they were all freaked out by the procedure - when I was longterm in the heart department due to endocarditis. They usually get calm from just wathcing me and hearing my story. All life with pacemaker, 35 years and it has practically never held me back.
Why is it bad laying down?
My vein is blocked with scar tissue so blood doesn’t easily flow/return through that vein. When I lay flat and gravity isn’t helping the blood flow, it can’t get past the scar tissue. Which then exacerbates the blockage symptoms like my face turning purple, veins protruding, face swelling, headaches, shortness of breath, brain fog, vision issues, etc.
@@CindyHeigl how was it diagnosed?
@@southern842 I had several tests including an echocardiogram, angiogram, and venograms with contrast.
@CindyHeigl gotcha. Sorry to hear you're battling this. I have suspected bilateral venous tos but it seems to mimic svc syndrome more so in my mind due to the systemic nature.
Useless video. Insufficent information. Thumbs down.
I got one too! We're Twinzies!
Thanks
Hello, Cindy hope you are doing well, I am about to having the leadless pacemake installed 10/30/23. I have been looking into the matter and Micra suggest if the device needs to be removed that the person who removes it has done it before. At 47(2017) I had heart failure and AFIB, RF was 21% Doc told me to go for walks and drop some LBS. My wife and I walk 4 to 6 miles several times a week and RF got to 52%. Had cryoablation twice and cured the AFIB, was hoping to get off the meds, Doc had a 2 week heart monitor test and they found and AV block. At 54 I am hoping to live many more years, They are telling me between 9 and 17 years for the battery life, sounds a little optimistic. Take care and be safe.
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Where to buy HPL plywood in US?
You are such a bright light. I have torn labrum that creates pain during sitting or standing for long periods of time, walking on uneven ground. I still have a lot of range of motion and can do things like weightlifting so im scared that I'll lose range of motion and be unable to lift my leg above 90 degrees particularly to the front and side
How are things now? Is it about the same?
@nostalgictarot5744 well it's gotten better but didn't go back to normal. Then I tore the labrum in my shoulder bc I had a shit trainer.
OK how are you now? I didn't get hip surgery yet. I have a torn labrum and they won't let me get surgery they want PT.
I'm a pacemaker candidate after having a blackout event while riding a motorcycle. My cardio has been tracking me for years as I have a low resting heart rate under 60. I probably avg 53 while sitting. When working out I only get to maybe 135. Anyway I wax curious about leadless because I want an easy recovery and no problems with lead pullout. I see your concern with replacements. I'm glad you answered that. Thks
I’m glad to hear you’re ok after blacking out on a motorcycle, that’s scary! You will do great with your procedure, God bless!
Thank you so much for sharing this!!!! I'm in the hospital, and they discovered that I have SVCS ,too, from a blood clot in my SVC that has apparently been here for ages - thanks to an old port-a-cath. I have a bunch of things, including SLE (aka Lupus), Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome (another autoimmune disorder), and this one cases me to have "sticky" blood and clot a lot. So despite being on a blood thinner this whole time, it apparently failed, and now, I have a BIG BOI clot with its own vascular structure. It broke off some chunks, and they caused some PE (clots in my lungs), which is how I came to be in the hospital this time. That's also how they ended up figuring out the SVCS. I have insane new veins that quite literally popped up on me - my face (especially my R cheek, eyelid, and temple) and BIG ones on my abdomen and my breasts(both to some degree, the R side being worse) and my chest area, etc. I've been pestering my GP for about a year now about the one on my abdomen, as it's getting bigger and bumpier.... and I HAD noticed my face being discolored and SWOLLEN, esp under my eyes, when I woke up (despite sleeping with my head raised slightly). I thought that was from my kidneys, though, as I also have lupus nephritis. My GP ordered an ultrasound of my abdomen, which obvs showed nothing, as the clot/blockage is in my neck, but didn't do anything else. I think it's awesome that you are helping to show people (medical pros or not) what this looks like! I copied you, and did a video to see, and I get extra veiny in my face, turn purple, too, etc... which I didn't fully realize the scope of until now! Thank you again for sharing your video! Is your SVCS from the pacemaker(s)? As mentioned, mine are from my port (which, in case you don't already know, is an implanted "hub" (hence the name "port" lol) that they access for IVs, labs, etc.
Alyssa, you have so much going on, God bless you! Yes, my SVC obstruction was from scar tissue around my pacemaker wires. I have EDS, Ehlers Danyos Syndrome, which is a connective tissue disorder. It affects people differently. I have extra thick scar tissue and I make significantly more of it than most people. I made scar tissue around the pacemaker wire going into my heart, and that’s how I made my SVCO. I pray your clot resolves! I am going to check out your video :)
My sister is an idiot, I have a hip labral tear and she said I don't have to run again, she hates running. That's her. Non runners have no fucking idea.
Awesome! What about running were you able to go back to running long distances?
Yes!! It’s more comfortable to run than walk! Walking more than 3 miles a day makes my hip sore, unless I work up to it. But I can run 5 miles a day with no problem :)
so sad!
Very :(
Hey chick! I have been trying to find more people's positive recovery stories and it seems you're one of the few! How often did you have to go to physical therapy?
It was significant! 2-3 times a week for the first 6 weeks I believe then once a week for a couple more months. It was 22 weeks for one hip and 24 weeks for the other if I remember correctly. It sounds intimidating but is so worth it in the end if you go in with the right attitude and do all the work!
Thanks
OMG. I screamed, winced, and cheered when your leg touched the ground! I'm a long distance runner and I'm going for a consultation to get a labral repair surgery and I am SO scared, but your video gives me hope! Congratulations on your recovery, and continued success!
The struggle is real but the recover is worth it! It’s really hard and discouraging in the middle of it all, but 3 years later I ran 4 miles in the sand on the beach yesterday. With no pain during or after! I pray you have peace and strength on your journey! ❤️
@@CindyHeigl So good to hear of your continued recovery! I’m in Florida and beach running / walking are brutal, so kudos! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Hi Cindy! I am having this same issue with an SVC occlusion and I would like to talk more with you about your experience. Can I email you somewhere? I’d appreciate it!
So strong
You had surgery on both hips? How are you doing lately?
I’m doing great! Yes, I had surgery on both hips. I continue to workout nearly daily and my hips have not limited my ability to stay active. They get sore when I walk more than 5 or 6 miles in a day, but I could run 6 miles with no hip problems!
@@CindyHeigl that's really great, glad to hear that you're doing well. A bit strange that walking can get you a bit more sore than running, interesting 🤔. I will be getting hip surgery for a labral tear most likely early this year. I'm hoping to recover within 6 months and get back into working out. Only 29 y/o.
@@minicomponentsystemsofthe9208 It is very odd that walking makes my hips more sore than running, but it makes sense with the mechanics of walking/running. Someone else could explain it better, but walking shifts your weight from one side to the other shifting your pelvis, and running keeps your pelvis more level and the transition from one foot to the other is less pronounced. Hope that makes sense! God bless and good luck with your surgery! Patience during recovery and not overdoing it are the hardest parts. It will be hard but you’ll do great and it will be so worth it!!
How are you doing? I have a lead running through the subclavian vein that is now completely blocked with scar tissue and Dr's are thinking about extracting the lead and pacemaker and placing it down near my abdomen to free up that subclavian to let blood flow, right now I have a blood clot in my left armpit area because of the blockage in the subclavian... not fun uuhhgg. But I did hear about the small micra device but didn't know it was an option for younger patients. Well I hope your still feeling well 🙂 thanks
I haven't ran in 7 months since I started experiencing hip pain. Going to see another doctor today and I'm expecting he will recommend surgery. Thanks for the post
Cindy, thank you for your video. You are so brave! I am supposed to get a micra av on Thursday.
Angela, I’m sorry I missed seeing your comment a couple weeks ago, how was your surgery? I hope you’re doing well now! My scar is from previous surgeries, I am on my 7th pacemaker now! The Micra scar is in my groin and barely noticeable.
Which is best
Laminate is usually stronger overall, usually. However, melamine is more sustainable and cheaper.
Thank you for sharing! I got a Micra AV 3 days ago
Do we need to be careful of technology and cell phones with the Micra AV?
I know when I get mine, I will have to carry my phone in a place other than my bra. I believe I read to keep it 6 cm from the device.
Susie, yes. You will need to keep anything with an electromagnetic field 6 inches from your chest. Everyone is different, I can feel the interference when my cell phone or tablet is too close to my chest, but most people don’t feel anything. Once you move the device away the problem is solved. How are you feeling now? I hope your recovery is going great!
thank you for sharing. I am a medical student preparing for my first round of boards before I start clinicals. It's super helpful to see real examples of these things we read about to help recognize it on an exam and in the future :)
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Wish u to be healed. I have similar experience( svc syndrom due to mediastinal fibrosis). So what kind of surgical procedure did your doctors follow? Removing of the mass or svc grafting? Thank u.
What was the reason for your pacemaker?
Be careful standing up too, I fainted and that’s how I found out! Praying for you 🙌🏾
Thank you!
GO TO THE MAYO CLINIC IN MINNESOTA!!! I had this at 38, you can faint at anytime!!! It’s a horrible feeling as you stand up, they have to burn out the wires! You may not even need a pacemaker!!! They took mines out!
Very cool. Ever listen to your heart?
I wish that her neck veins would visibly bulge continuous looks good on her. Makes her look strong and confident
Perfect neck vein
You are so brave for sharing this scary condition. I enjoy having P.O.T.S, although not the same thing as SVCO, does keep me on my toes! I truly admire your strength, and am rooting for your continued recovery. Finding the positive in the negatives is so important and you sure have a way of doing just that.. God Bless You, always. <3 <3
What did they tell you about the risks of taking the leads out before they did it? Also may I know howlong the pacemaker and leads were inside of you before they were taken out? Thanks alot in advance.
They told me about the risks, this was the second time I have had a laser lead extraction. Because of the risks I would not have this surgery at just any facility, which is why I traveled all the way to Cleveland clinic from the Chicago area. The risk is that the vein is punctured or ruptures during extraction which requires an emergency open heart surgery to find and stop the bleeding. The wires they removed during this surgery were nearly 6 years old. The first laser lead extraction I had in 2014 were for wires placed in 2001. Hope this helps!
@@CindyHeigl I read 4% of these surgeries go wrong and end up with someone dying because of it. I find this number to be huge and it makes me scared to do it. Thanks for the fast response.
You are so brave... and always smiling! Sounds like the treadmill might be the best option for now. Wow the moment you sat up, your color returned so quickly! Thank you for keeping us updated... you are a hero to me. Stay strong, and God Bless.
Which one is the best?
Laminate is much stronger and used for higher end furniture