Posted by Richard G. on June 03, 2014 at 08:50:31 from (74.177.118.172):
Well after our son's big wedding in the creek bottom, I had a little vacation in a nice 4th floor room with a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Wedding went well in the creek bottom with no rain and no trees falling. About 280 guests sitting on bales of straw with patchwork quilt covers made by my wife. About 9:30 that night, started having chest pains and was TOTALLY exhausted mentally and physically. Had sweated like a mule for 2 days getting everything ready. Had been working like dogs for weeks. 2 good friends from Kentucky followed my wife and I around Friday and Saturday with water bottles making sure we were drinking enough and stopping occasionally to rest. Went to the hospital Sunday and got put into the cardiac unit for a bunch of tests. Spent the night and all of Monday in the unit. Had a chemically induced stress test. Went back this this morning for another type of nuclear heart imaging. So far everything looks good. Waiting for the last test results. Did not tell the bride and groom so the would not worry on their honeymoon. I will try to post some pics of the wedding when I can. Richard in NW SC
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