On the 22nd of October 2010 I was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. After the initial shock of being told that I have cancer, I decided to create a blog to share my journey with family and friends. I plan on using this blog as an outlet to describe what I am going through physically, emotionally and spiritually. To the people I love and care about, the fight is on and I will win! I welcome your comments, support and positive vibes. ---Brian
Friday, October 29, 2010
Part 2 - The Ambo
In the ambulance, Dave and Sean treated me like a cardio patient since I had abdominal pains moving up into my chest and neck region. From my perspective I really did not think that I was having a heart issue, but I left it to the boys to figure that out. I remember clearly what Dave told me about 3-5 times, "if we deal with what possibly may be the most serious, then everything else will fix itself." If only he knew. After attaching me to an EKG and taking my blood pressure I was given a chewable asprin, a nitrate and some morphine to chill me out. Once I was stable they took me to Epworth Richmond Hospital on my request. I really appreciate that Dave and Sean did a great job with me. This is only the second time I was in an ambulance (first was with my motorcycle accident) and I felt like they took really good care of me. At the time prior to their arrival, though, I was a bit pissed that it did take them so long to show up. I guess I'm used to the CFD showing up within a couple of minutes.
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