Gary's in the hospital

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Hi guys,

I just wanted to get on here and let y'all know that Gary is in the hospital. He was taking his vitamins with cold water friday night and one or more got stuck in his throat. This set off a panic attack which set off a~fib in his heart. They are doing a stress test in the morning and if they find no problems, he will be home. I won't know the results of the stress test until sometime tomorrow afternoon, but I will update this as soon as I can : ) Thanks Megan

[Russ Jackson]

Gary ,Hopefully all will go well with the tests ,Our Prayers are with You ! Hang in There !!!! Best ; Russ

[charlie cleveland]

get well soon..i will talk to the big guy for you and tell him the parker bunch needs you and to take care of you...charlie

[Dean Romig]

Thanks for letting us all know Megan. After all he's been through, he deserves to be well.
Kathy and I will be praying for his speedy recovery.

Best, Dean

[Dave Suponski]

Megan, Thank You for letting us all know. Please send Gary our best wish's for a complete and speedy recovery.

PS give the pup a scratch behind the ear for us.

Dave and Danny Suponski

[Mark Ouellette]

Megan,

Thanks for the information. Tell Gary to get better and join us at the Southern!

Mark

[Angel Cruz]

Hope he's up and about soon!!

[will evans]

Thoughts and prayers headed yours and Gary's way, Megan.

[Mills Morrison]

Get well soon Gary. Sorry to hear the news

[Daryl Corona]

Thanks Megan, God speed Gary. See you in April.

[Bill Murphy]

Gary, I will be delivering your "Little Gift" to the Southern.

[Jim DiSpagno]

Gary get well real quick. Jim

[ED J, MORGAN]

Best wishes from the Midwest. Ed

[Mike Franzen]

Hope you go home soon. You still have a lot of guns to acquire.

[Eric Eis]

Wishing Gary and Megan all of my best wishes and prayers..... I am still looking forward to see Gary at the Southern (make sure you tell him that Megan. ! ) and sharing some of that "red wine". You take care Gary. Eric

[Bill Mullins]

Gary, wishing you a speedy recovery and looking forward to seeing you in Sanford and Cary next month. Keep the hammers cocked and the barrels open! My prayers are with you and Megan.

[Rich Anderson]

Gary I hope all goes well. Damn vitamins, no good can come from them:)

[John Gardner]

Very sorry to hear about this on top of the other challenges. Panic attacks are horrible things. Best wishes to you both and thank you for the heads up Megan that was very thoughtful of you to let us know.

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Alright, I will fill you in on my stay at the local hospital, First of all I am fine, Heart is great, The problem was esophageal spasms, and the kicked in by anxiety, When I got to the hospital Heart was racing 100+ beats per, gave me some pills got it down and the blood pressure down from 200, got some blood pressure meds and some stuff for anxiety, did dress test with contrast passed it with flying colors, so long story short the PGCA will have to put up with me for a long time I hope Thank you for all your thoughts and prayers, Gary

[Rich Anderson]

esophageal spasms

Have you been eating your own cooking?:rolleyes:

[Chuck Bishop]

Gary, as one A-Fibber to another, I'm glad you are doing fine. I think your A-Fib and mine are a different type but stress and anxiety are triggers. Chill out but watch the alcohol and any type of medication. Hope to see you at the Southern!

[Daryl Corona]

Good news Gary. Glad you are home and see you in April.

[Eric Eis]

That's great news Gary, and I'll see you the end of April. (Don't forget the red wine..:rotf:) Eric

[Mills Morrison]

You get any doctor outside of the office and in a relaxed setting and he or she will tell you alcohol is good for you, in moderation. That is what I have found at least.

Glad to hear Gary is out of the hospital and doing better

[Harryreed]

Here here!:cheers::cheers::cheers:

[todd allen]

Gary, glad to hear all is well. I have been thru the A-Fib thing as well. Mine was caused by losing my son in an auto accident, back in 09.
I think it is the definition of a broken heart.
Take care of yourself, diet exercise, stress control, etc. Keep family close, hunting dogs are great therapy. Oh, and fine guns and fellowship. My German Shorthairs are trying to teach me to live for the moment. I think they may be onto something.

[Mark Conrad]

Glad to here from you and that you are doing well. See you in a few weeks.

Take a ride in a corvette, that will help out on anxiety.