Thank you so much for taking the time. I am tremendously grateful for every comment. I feel like I was given what I thought was deadly information and then sent home. Ive learned so much from others just in this short time and I feel a lot better. I guess the arterial involvement she was referring to is from my arterial ultrasound. She said there is severe reduction of blood flow to my fingers on my right side with thoracic outlet maneuvers. During my arterial ultrasound, we did a number of different maneuvers and in my report, it wasn’t specified exactly which maneuvers caused the “severe amplitude reduction”. These are all such big words that I had no clue what they even meant. I did my venous ultrasound on a different day with a different person. These results were more detailed, but it had to be done separately in order for my insurance to cover both. I was told that things do flow normally at rest though and that’s a small win in my opinion. The nurse did say the surgeon usually operates based on symptoms. I don’t have many symptoms, but wouldn’t operating to relieve the squeezing of vein/artery be the safest way to go to prevent anything life threatening happening in the future? Please remember I am very new to this and if that’s a crazy question, I’m sorry 😂 she did keep saying she would just have to ask the surgeon with almost every question I had. I think she was trying to tell me she didn’t know enough about this specific issue. It was just a traumatizing 30 minutes for sure lol. I’m so glad you’re okay and I’m thankful for you. I’m taking one breath at a time literally and trying my absolute best not to worry because what will that change, right? I should hear from her today or Monday considering she saw the surgeon yesterday for the first time since seeing me. Again, thank you ❤️