HomeSmith Trainwreck: Myself

[Shotguncoach]

There will be a slight delay in posting HomeSmith updates in the Smithing forum. I need to do some work on myself. I appear to have a timing problem….pretty sure that top line isn't supposed to look like that.



I'm home now and resting. When I know more, so will you.

 

[JRB416]

I hope your timing problem gets corrected and you get better soon.

 

[Mercury]

Geez....I hope that they get that all sorted out for you and that you get better soon.

 

[AJ]

Missing a cylinder or two..........Good luck! Pacer needed? Hopefully it won't be an AMC.

 

[Old_Cop]

I hope that you feel better soon and can get back to making repairs on those S&Ws.

 

[47knuckle]

Take it easy and get better. I look forward to your restoration posts when your health improves.

 

[Protocall_Design]

I hope your doctor can get your chambers retimed and realigned as well as you do on the revolvers. I went through all that last year, but doing fine now. There is hope.
Best wishes for a good outcome.

 

[-BTM-]

Soak in a bath of Ed's Red for a few days! Best wishes for your health.

 

[mckenney99]

I'm not sure what on a human takes the place of a distributor to adjust your timing but whatever it is, I hope they get your "timing" adjusted properly. Take care of yourself first.

 

[mrchick]

I went through the same thing in March. It was scary. Praying for a quick recovery for you.

 

[Shotguncoach]

Soak in a bath of Ed's Red for a few days! Best wishes for your health.

LOL this is my favorite suggestion

Thank you guys….I'll keep you posted

 

[madmikeb]

My wife just went through a pacemaker installation and an ablation, didn't get the results she was hoping for. Sometimes the ablation has to be repeated. She's back to the Dr Monday so she'll find out more.

Good luck with getting timed back up!

 

[AJ]

Been living with this sort of thing all my life. When I was seven (7), I had open heart surgery in 1958. When I was 63, I had a quadruple by-pass. Two years ago I had stent placement. Just had a full cardio work up and it must not have been to bad as no phone calls from the Cardiologist in a week and a half.

Best of luck on whatever, they decide to do.

 

[GaryS]

It's hard to tell without the grid lines, but the rate of 71 is okay. What I see is what looks like a 1st degree heart block. The little bump is the P wave, the bigger V wave is the QRS complex. Normal distance between the end of the P and the beginning is less that .2 seconds and that looks long.

Those are four views of the same EKG. The squiggly stuff is artifact, often from the patient moving his arms around.

What symptoms brought you to the hospital?

 

[OrlontheBrave]

Sorry I'm late, but I hope everything went well and I'm glad to see you posting again!

 

[SS336]

Hope everything is going better. Any news on what it is yet? Scary thing, they will get it fixed I'm sure. Good luck.