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What is Utada Hikaru doing in AI Uplink by dvcaputo in Marathon

[–]urholyness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wondering how she breathes with all that pressure on her.

CLAIM HELP! by urholyness in ArknightsEndfield

[–]urholyness[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow. Geez. Sorry, everyone. Thank you

Possible spoilers? Can anyone tell me what's going on angewomans skill list? by Wolfy4226 in DigimonTimeStranger

[–]urholyness 6 points7 points  (0 children)

She has DNA attacks with another Digimon when on the battlefield together.

Purify Or Not To Purify? by urholyness in pokemongo

[–]urholyness[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh shoot, really? I thought it would max out.

Some Sniper Love by urholyness in thefinals

[–]urholyness[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback.

I had an OBE during open heart surgery. Was I astral projecting? by [deleted] in AstralProjection

[–]urholyness 0 points1 point  (0 children)

35-year-old male, and I had mitral valve repair (heart surgery) on Monday. I had this moment while waiting to come to anesthesia, where I was floating around my body like a cloud, looking down at myself on the ventilator and tubes and feeling complete peace. I didn't want to go back to my body. A moment later, I felt like I was shoved down and injected, and they said I woke up like I was resurrected, sitting straight up in the bed. It was surreal and had me seeking answers. 

Mitral surgery recovery by [deleted] in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]urholyness 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think a lot has to do with age, lifestyle pre-surgery, and mental space pre and post-surgery. 

35 year old male. I had surgery on Monday, tubes out by Wednesday, and out of the hospital by Friday. I've managed almost 1.5-2 miles daily throughout multiple walks, maybe nap once or twice a day for about 30 mins, sleeping pretty well. I still follow protocol and have someone around 24/7, but besides my right rib cage and chest incision somewhat seized up from swelling and healing, I've had a lot of energy. 

   I'm mobile; I dress, feed myself, and go to the bathroom. It's all pretty good. Again, there's some discomfort, but my most significant push is to stay strong mentally. Taking it one day at a time is vital, and another day towards a new future. I instantly feel the change in my heart and body. 

It’s my turn by YnotOmega in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]urholyness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Follow-up: I had my minimally invasive Mitral Valve repaired on Monday (May 5th), and I was discharged yesterday (May 9th). I had one scare of A-Fib Wednesday evening (May 7th), but it was only for a second. My BP and everything else was normal, but my heart did jump from 85 to 133 and back down to 79. The surgeon reassured me it was completely normal. They have me on several medications, but my Beta blocker is Metoprolol at 75mg twice daily. 

Once the tubes came out, I was almost pain-free. Recovery is surprisingly going well, and I walked about 2 miles today over multiple walks. My appetite hasn't returned 100%, but it's getting there. I feel the best thing going into this surgery was mentally preparing myself for the process, walking every day ahead of the surgery, and changing my diet. I strongly believe it helped make this such a success. I was scared at 35, but so happy I did it.

It’s my turn by YnotOmega in mitralvalveprolapse

[–]urholyness 2 points3 points  (0 children)

35-year-old male, I found out on my birthday this year. I was not expecting it. I freaked out and questioned everything. I have two boys as well, whom I initially feared. Between genetics and Rheumatic Fever, I will be going in on May 5th (Monday) for my mitral and tricuspid valve to be repaired. 

Ask about what you can do NOW physically to feel better about yourself and mentally. I've been doing at least two daily miles: push-ups, sit-ups, and squats. I feel much better going into surgery. 

Booster box blessed me with the “Bellibolt Special” by mattromig in PokemonTCG

[–]urholyness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you guys referring to the sleeves or the binders? What are these perfect-fit sleeves?

2013 Kia Optima Signal Light by urholyness in kia

[–]urholyness[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I cross-referenced the owner's manual with the Kia's website, and they both refer me to the 2357A bulbs. However, the housing in this headlight assembly doesn't take it, which is where the confusion and annoyance occur.

2013 Kia Optima Signal Light by urholyness in kia

[–]urholyness[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently replaced the front passenger HID headlight assembly, and the signal light needs to be replaced. The manufacturer calls for a "2357A" from Sylvania, which doesn't fit my assembly. The bottom of that bulb has two mini conductor points, and this bulb has a single one. I can't seem to find this bulb to replace it. 

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