Getting The Word Out About Heart Disease

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Anonymous said…
God has sent you to us. I mean, I can't believe I have found you. Everything you describe either I, or my daughter is having.
I'm sending her to your blog. The fact you had all these symptoms yet didn't go to the doctor is exactly how we are, too.
Thank you Susan. I pray our Father bless you and take care of you. You truly are an amazing person.
August 2, 2011 at 12:49 PM
Anonymous said…
I hope you're getting my comments. I still see zero comments posted.
Miss Susan, you are a real blessing and I'm going to have my daughter watch your video's as well. Everything you have said is true. Even your life.
By the way I was born 09/10/1951. Type II Diabetic, winded just walking around the house, even the feelings you express.
I know God brought me here to help me through you and your knowledge of this disease. By the way, I too, went to sch. for Medical Assitant. Two of my daughter have and one now id getting her R.N. But the other daughter is having swelling of her feet, legs, even face. She is having many of the symptoms you say you have had too.
I'll email her right now, but want to thank you so much. You have given me more info than anyone and I am grateful. More than you'll ever know. Kandie
August 2, 2011 at 12:59 PM
Susan said…
Thank you so much Kandie. The days seem to be running together trying to get myself ready for vocational rehab services. Everything is hinged on a doctor who really don't want me sitting for long periods of time, but my finances are dictating that I need to return to work in some capacity. Really bummed about the waiting game. The rep from voc-rehab said it's a 60 day process, but that doesn't stop my life from rotating.
August 16, 2011 at 12:35 PM
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