Hello love.

Hi there.

Sorry.

Hello.

Realised I forgot and said that you know that Ethan had arrived last night.

All right.

We were just very tired and we went straight to bed.

No, that's

5 to 12 he got.

So it was all right.

Yeah, I saw that you'd been on and gone up and gone to bed and things, so it was all right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, uh, yeah, yeah, and not really any updates much.

Um, he's getting, he's been moved to a different ward.

So I'm going up there right now and I'll see him and then, I'll take Gloria home.

Right,

Okay, yeah.

Yeah, Bijan's gone home.

He set off at eight, so he threw at home at 12.

Right, okay then. 12.

Okay.

Sure I'm 30, yeah.

So I'll ask him to write to me when it gets back anyway.

Okay then, that's that's good.

Remember that you're not.

Yeah.

It's all right, don't worry.

I was

Quite, I thought everything was all right, but it was just last night.

I thought, oh, just just to know.

But it's absolutely fine.

And I'm, I must apologize.

I can send it now then.

So, he's probably still away.

I typed a message to send to to granddad this morning and didn't send it.

So and I was thinking it's a bit late now to be doing it, but if Gloria still there, then it'll still be awake, presumably.

Oh yeah, you just, you know, in hospital you're awake every ten minutes.

All the time.

Yeah.

Yeah, yes, I'll just send it.

Sleep for half an hour then you get woken up for all.

You get,

Yeah, for your obs and things, so yeah,

I'll.

I'll send that now.

So, um, Bijan said he'd had lots of tests and that he sent to be The doctors were happy about the stents that he'd got in place that would would work okay.

We don't know, we don't know so much.

He's in good spirits and he looks much better.

Heart attack.

Well, they have an assessment.

Well, that's it.

Right, yes.

Okay.

You know, because he's under instructions not to walk, not to.

He's only allowed to stay up so far.

Right, okay.

To walk, right.

Okay.

Three minutes of there, then five minutes of there, then ten.

You can walk with the first one.

Yes, yeah.

So, we'll have, they'll have him up and walk before they let him out then presumably, if he's not allowed to do it yet.

That's,

That's, that's just on the distant horizon at the moment.

That's not, there's no talking about that yet, because it may even.

like this echo cardiogram, you know, this, you know, heart.

Oh, right, okay.

Bijan thought he was coming, he was going to get out on Friday, maybe.

Oh, that was the way I'd understood what Friday.

The very earliest,

Right, okay, yeah.

Yes, it's on a Tuesday now.

13 years ago, you have one spent yesterday.

Yeah.

90% blocked, so ignite.

Oh, wow.

I wouldn't say out of the woods and it's not.

Right, okay.

Okay.

Because they should have fought fencing there.

Yeah.

Reasonable, but the dogs are saying, well, there's a lot of risk in putting more than one stent in at a time.

Time, yes.

Yeah.

So they only do it in an emergency, if it's life and death.

Yes.

So in the sense of

Care because

It's still

Very unwell.

Still?

Anything could happen.

Right, okay.

Okay.

or anything.

He's currently going out of intensive care to the cardiac ward.

Right, okay, I thought.

Every hour, every 30 minutes to every 60 minutes, but he's still in there.

Right, okay.

I thought it was sort of out of the intensive high dependency bit, but he's not yet then, so okay.

Well, he is now,

He's been moved to Chestham and one or whatever, which I think is where I was.

All right.

Because I remember I was on a hard watch.

You were, yes.

Yes.

You were.

Pandemic, everything went wrong.

And you picked me up from Chesterman, so I'm wondering.

I did.

Well, I don't think that door will be open now.

No, I think that was exceptional circumstances, yeah.

One.

Right.

She retired.

She works part time now.

So you never know she might be there.

Oh, she might be there.

Um.

Either day or night, I don't know.

I'm obviously I'm going to ask.

Yes, yeah.

yeah.

Gusk if she's around, yeah.

The information we have is they got him, you know, he was stable.

Right.

He's had the extra spend, but he's still got 90% occlusions in two places.

I don't.

Say Martin or not, that's something that will be followed up now because in the CCU they're about Bible and then it's about, you know, the next bit.

Yeah.

The surgeon of the ground that's okay.

Right, okay.

Okay.

Yeah, I don't see him being in enormous danger, but his heart is not in good shape at all.

So,

But yeah, right, okay.

In the best case, they're hoping to treat it medically, but that doesn't mean going home and having a new medical medicine regime.

That means some powerful drug treatment, while he's in hospital.

While he's in the hospital still.

Right, okay.

If he doesn't have, then surgery's now table.

Right, okay then.

And so when you said.

That's about the risk and the blockage.

But they ask about damage because the heart attack started about 9 a.m..

The peak of the pain was quite clearly around 3 a.m., and it was 1 p.m. the next day when I called

Ambulance.

And his surgery was about two.

So it was, and not his fault.

Again, I don't blame him because he'd been discharged and told.

He'd been told that it was all okay.

Yeah, yeah.

yeah.

It's a gastrointestinal thing and followed up.

And then he got pain.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was a serious heart attack.

And so the next concern is long lasting damage to the heart.

What's it done to his heart?

Right, okay.

And they said it depends how long it was going on for.

And then.

Right.

This was a really long time.

And you can't really tell he's not sitting up.

but you might not make it up the stairs.

You know, it might be too much.

I don't, we don't know.

Right, we don't know, right.

Okay.

Can I have an echocardiogram?

Right.

You know, Anna's had it.

Suzanne's had it.

that they look at the, this ultrasound of the heart.

Yes, yeah, they did it to Nana, um, just before she died, because Auntie Julie was really angry, um, that they did it, but,

Think that was an insurance policy on their part.

I don't know.

You might never know what happened.

Yeah, that's it.

It's not even invasive, it's just an ultrasound.

It's nothing.

Yeah, I know.

It's just.

She was mourning and it appeared to be crying out in pain, but I don't not think that she was really, but it just, it just sounded like that.

Yeah.

The the ultrasound is not painful so.

No,

No, I know.

I know.

I know.

I know.

If there was ever any chance transfer to anything, you had to have that.

It's just an ultrasound.

I just put some gel on him right.

Yes, yes, that was there when they did it.

Yes, I know what it is.

He has to have that.

Right, so yes.

But they've been too busy to do it so far in how many days.

Right.

Okay.

I thought from what Bijan had said that he'd had it, so that was all.

Right.

But he was supposed to have it today.

And I want to determine in fact I'm moving out over the water.

Right.

CCU.

But he has as far as I know, from the last semester with Gloria, they've been too busy.

As soon as they've got a slot, he's going in.

Right.

Right.

That may happen at 4:00 in the morning.

Yes.

Yeah.

Which?

Working 24.

seven and they've got, you know?

Yeah.

Nobody has a heart attack between 4 and 5, it'll happen it.

He'll have it then, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Good, it'll be helping the people actually who are having heart.

That's it, yeah, that's the first the first priority has to be the ones that need them right at that second.

He survived that bit, so then he's next in line for the treatment after those top ones.

They're happy, they seem happy enough to take him out of CCU.

Okay.

So they're ongoing treatment, there will be more repairs needed.

Or medically or uh.

Or stent.

Surgically.

And yeah, hopefully it's been to the least case, but, uh, right.

You know, and nothing's off the table and.

So do they still,

Do they still do like grafts, like, Nana and Grandad had the bypass grafts then.

Or is that.

They do.

They do.

They do still do that.

Apparently, I had no idea that is cheaper to do than the uh, the stems and sent him.

I didn't know it was a stems of robotic and all this.

Right, yeah.

So they actually, they do.

And, Gloria's mother, I don't know.

if you knew that she passed away.

No.

About four weeks ago.

Oh goodness, right.

Yeah, and so she was.

It's a difficult

Time for her.

Right.

and she died.

I was near the chest of an entrance.

And there's like a pickup drop office in there.

It's like, Oh yeah, I remember this when I came out.

I'm at the

S, why you're picking up?

Uh.

Oh right, okay.

Sorry, I'm just working out.

I can just.

No, that's all right.

I can, I can talk to you.

Open the door's open.

Yeah, uh.

Some of the died of a blood, um, infection, set to the spot.

She was there with problems and she had, uh, she needed a heart bypass because her veins were messed up and, uh, process as well much.

They did say she she was not so much a candidate for a stint as to have a bypass.

what she did in the time to have the operation.

Right.

But as soon as you were bypassed, and there it's different where you pay something or other, it's not free.

Right, yeah.

And given that, they, she came to realise, I don't know, it's cheaper, and I asked the doctor about that.

I said, Yeah, the cost of NHS of doing a bypass.

Okay.

Less

The stent, but the stent's a lot less invasive than we.

But it's a lot harder to recover from, yeah.

Because the stent is all doing well.

If you know that there's a problem and you can organize, plan surgery, he was going to go back to work the next day.

Yeah.

Well, this is not that he had a serious heart attack with unknown consequences at the so-call.

Okay.

All right.

Well, I hope, um, let's hope it's all, once they've checked him further then, um, he can, he can get back to a bit of a normal life.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm sure he will, but.

Mhm.

Okay.

We'll see.

Wow.

Are you all right?

Yeah, fine.

Absolutely fine.

It was nice with Bijou.

I knew we had nice launch.

We went to watch Anna swimming.

She enjoyed something.

So we were watching.

Oh, you got.

Right.

That's good.

I'm glad.

I'm glad he got some time there and then and then did he go back to the hospital or that was it?

Then he went off home.

He just stayed at the galaxy's off at 8:00.

So Yeah.

Yeah.

Expectable to be hot.

Yeah.

So he said he'll come as soon as he comes back from Spain, he'll come back and see see his dad and, um, yeah.

be back up.

Typical because Anna's like a feeling like he's there to see her and she wants to show him everything and she doesn't think that.

She was shy of us and she was so excited.

I said sorry, we'd have to go home.

At half four because go and see her, take her swimming or whatever, you know.

Yeah.

I'm just ignore her.

That's right.

I know.

Yeah, I'm not here to see you.

I'm here to see.

Yeah, just come for granddad.

He was really good with it, really happy, so it's nice.

That's good.

That's good.

So it'll just, yeah, it'll, um, lift him a bit before going home and, um, yeah.

And, and it was just unfortunate the timing that he'd only just got his flights, booked and sorted, he said, when.

Yeah, we got called.

So it's, um, I know.

Um, so, right.

Okay, then.

Let you go

See.

I'm going to go in and I'll Go in and yeah,

Go and see them.

Okay.

All right, good care.

See you later.

All right, thanks for letting me know.

Bye.