My heart surgery was yesterday at the Kaiser Sunset EP Lab and it was a great success. My heart was suffering from electric shortages and at times my heart would beat at 200+ beats per minute. Thanks to Doctor Simon Kangavari, his intern, and the 13 nurses, after 4 hours on the table and several hours of recovery I'm safe.
Angel took a couple of pictures of me, but most of them are pretty bad. lol
Everyone has been so nice and loving, I appreciate everyone's thoughts, wishes, and prayers. I'm glad to be home and eat whatever I want. The only conditions are:
1) Can't make any decision for the next 3 day's, can't sign anything, get married, or divorced.
2) I need to not do anything extreme, run, exercise, lift anything heavy for 2 weeks.
3) Can't drink alcohol for A WHILE.
4) Can't drive or operate any machinery for at least 3 days
5) other smaller cautions: bed rest, doctor check ups, etc.
Thank you for all the love and support!
This tour was actually really fun and insightful. We learned a lot about the history of Puerto Vallarta, the culture, the beaches, the tropic, we went on a artisan tequila tour, went shopping on the boardwalk "el malicon," where artist usually make sculptures out of sand, it was so fun!!
We arrived to Puerto Vallarta on Monday June 29th. It felt like we were traveling forever because of the 3 hour international check in requirement, 3 hour flight, 2 hour time difference, plus an hour in customs and luggage. We stayed at Canto Del Sol, an all inclusive beach and tennis resort, which I must admit was pretty nice. I'm glad we were able to take this first and last family vacation before we all grow up and can't afford to take time off all at once. :(
