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Sitting at the ER. My mom was having chest pains and she and her husband were keeping the kids for me, so we're all here and waiting.While I was pulling up the thread the admitting nurse told me the EKG is normal and they are going to run more tests.She was able to walk in from a parking spot 80 feet from the door so I am hopeful.Will update later.Brent

Sending good vibes you're mom's way.

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They are keeping her overnight and took her back for a CT scan as we left. In the car now. Hoping things will be OK. Will know more tomorrow.

Exhausted now.

Brent

Well wishes to you and your mom, Brent.

^This Brent, hang in there buddy.

All the best for your Mom, your family and for you Brent.

Best wishes, Brent. Looks like it's going to be a huge fright. Hopefully it stays at that.

Sending good thoughts your way, Brent.  Hope all turns out well.

She is in the ICU, but while it is heart related it sounds like it wasn't a stroke or heart attack. She is doing a stress test this morning and we should know more soon. She did say her BP was really high, 190/???. Hoping we can tackle that problem and that will help things. A wake up call is best case.

Thanks guys for the concern. Keeping my spirits up.

Brent

Hope everything goes well for your mom.

That's about where my BP was when I was first diagnosed with HTN.

Once they fine tuned my medications, it's been totally normal for the last 2 decades.

Mom was released today and got home around 6:30 or 7. Her heart is showing up as fine, but her BP was still elevated. She came home with some BP meds and recommended "taking it easy" for a while. They still don't know what caused it, but she seems to be doing OK. It seems like the "wake-up call" scenario is what is playing out, so I'm pretty thankful for that. She's tired, but in good spirits, and I stopped by with the kids to see her right after she got home.

After being on the road for 3-4 hours today dealing with childcare, it's time to pass out and hope tomorrow has a bit less excitement thrown my way.

**BRENT**

Good to hear Brent! Hope she continues to feel better.

Glad things are improving, Brent.  Hopefully she'll be back to her old self in no time.

Excellent news, Brent. I'm glad this stopped at just the BP raise, and all ended in a fright. It's great when the body just gives a warning.

Hi Brent, 

 

I'm glad to hear that things are smoothing out for your mom.  Wake up calls can go so terribly wrong.  I have an inlaw who has WPW Syndrome.  Make sure that any cardiologist involved rules this out (or as a possibility, as the case may be).  

 

Edit: Wow, that wikipedia article was a little much.  Try this quick link to Mayo Clinic instead.  

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