Sad day
"First time for everything," my cardiologist said.
I looked at the prescriptions and sighed.
One was a referral for a stress test echo.
The other was for a fuck ton of maintenance medication I'd been working so hard to avoid.
At fifty, I'm finally facing my very first maintenance med.
I feel so betrayed by my body.
But I guess I still have to commend it — for holding out this long without needing any of these pills.
I pray the stress test echo finds what I need to know, soon.
Stay healthy, everyone.
Some backstory...
Last April, we had our APE, and the ECG results required a follow-up consultation.
Last May, my average running pace dropped drastically.
Last week, for the very first time, I had to stop mid-climb at northbound Pioneer because my vision blurred, my arms went cold, and my heart felt like it was about to explode.
It's serious enough that now I have these meds and a pending stress test.
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