Cardiogenic Shock It's 5 am, I can't breathe, I arrive at the ER in cardiogenic shock, my major organs had already started to shut down, I wasn't supposed to make it, then comes open heart surgery and other setbacks. I need a defibrillator to motivate my ticker, then recovery. I am now 75 and have swum over 1,450 miles since then. That's from the Canadian Border to the middle of the Baja, Mexico. See www.heartchallengeswim.org
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Today I received a hand written review from a reader who had purchased "Gibraltar*** and The Johmalites" "fascinating and inspiring" Thank you. jfl
On Wednesday I had a heart presentation at the Sumas, WA senior center. I had a very pleasant and attentive group and lots of questions after I finished. This is always encouraging. jfl
Sunday, February 21, 2016
This Video is awesome. Johannes
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Mo Trainor
Today I met with Mo Trainor, also a critical heart patient survivor and the owner of Train-Or-Tri, a triathlon shop in Bellingham, WA. We discussed the upcoming Birch Bay and Semiahmoo congenital heart defects awareness swims in July and August 2016. She is super excited and plans to participate in some way. Thanks Mo.
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
PeaceHealth, Bellingham WA
Gibraltar,
the Story of my Heart, is now available at the St. Josef Medical Centers Cardio
Vascular Center and gift shop in Bellingham, WA. To my knowledge there has
never been a featured book available at the Medical Center and all proceeds
will go to the Cardio Rehab Scholarship Fund.
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