A couple of weeks ago, I didn’t quite feel like riding. It was an early morning group ride in Rhode Island. Ten miles to a state park before returning to our start point. From there it was another twenty to Providence and back. During the first ten mile loop, I told the others to ride on and I would catch up. Brian insisted on staying with me while I rested. Soon enough I was good to go. I did drop out after the first ten.
Later that day, I took the pups for a walk and while doing a mild incline, I didn’t feel good again. After a couple of minutes rest, I was fine. Over the following two weeks, I did a 30, a 40 and a 15 mile ride and all was hunky dory. However, every time I walked the dogs, I felt chest pressure.
On Monday, I checked into the emergency room at my local hospital. Wednesday I was transferred to a cardiac hospital to have yet another stent. Before I was rolled into the OR, the heart surgeon told me that I had at least four heart attacks over the past two weeks.
The point of all this? My bikes will be ornamental for a while, and I won’t be contributing riding post and videos. I will be active here till I can ride again. I hope you like soccer. For example
Last night in Austin, TX, the world champion US woman’s national team, opened the new Q2 packed stadium with a game against Nigeria. Tomorrow, Austin FC will play their first game at Q2.
A bit scary but you’re alive!!!
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I just renewed my Netflix account. I’ll be housebound for a while.
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Speedy recovery
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Thanks. Appreciate it.
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Sorry to hear but glad you’re on the mend.
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Wow. It could be your bicycling helped you weather the cardiac storm. Best wishes for a full recovery
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expect you to make a recovery speedy or slow and will see you on the bike path in july or august
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Rootchopper: That’s what my cardiologist said.
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I heard the same thing about my pulmonary embolisms.
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You may see me walking the path very soon.
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Good luck and God speed John . Enjoy your blogs.
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Thanks Eric
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We were all looking for you tonight! We missed you and hope you are back on the bike soon.
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I may stop by Buttonwood Park tonight to see everyone off. And take some photos.
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Oh my! Take care and get well soon!
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Glad you got some warnings. If it happens again, maybe you’ll know sooner. You made me think of Redd Foxx on “Sanford and Son” – sorry. Take it easy, get well, maybe you’ll write more while you can’t shoot riding videos.
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Thinking of you. Rest up.
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Will miss your great videos but sure glad you will be back with camera and bike. Sending get betterer sooner wishes.
Slo Joe (Bikejournal)
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And we’ll be here when you get back, safe and sound!
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