A trip to St Lukes ER - 30.06 & a miracle!
Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 3:27 am
Thursday morning I had the misfortune to have some chest pain in the heart area. Thinking ahead, I disarmed before leaving for the ST Luke's ER in Houston's Medical Center. When I arrived there was a 30.06 posted in white letters on a clear glass sliding door, chest height. Beyond the door was a police officer intently watching the door. Whither I believe white on clear to be "contrasting," I also believe St Luke's to be a teaching hospital, so felt my decision to not carry was correct.
The real surprise though was that two days of blood tests, CT scans, and Gamma scans or nuclear material twice injected into me, they said I was fine on the tests. The surprise is that the blood tests were quite different from historical measures. In addition my blood pressure is now normal with no medicine. Other long term organ damage now tested within normal parameters. Needless to say, I am confused and will be seeing my cardiologist again soon to get his take on this. I've never heard of such a thing after decades of not being in normal ranges. What do you think; was it the gamma rays? Any ideas?

The real surprise though was that two days of blood tests, CT scans, and Gamma scans or nuclear material twice injected into me, they said I was fine on the tests. The surprise is that the blood tests were quite different from historical measures. In addition my blood pressure is now normal with no medicine. Other long term organ damage now tested within normal parameters. Needless to say, I am confused and will be seeing my cardiologist again soon to get his take on this. I've never heard of such a thing after decades of not being in normal ranges. What do you think; was it the gamma rays? Any ideas?
