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  • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

    Twenty-eight days.

    Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

    Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
    I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

    Waking up each day hits different now.

    Good morning.

    athena_rising@beige.partyA This user is from outside of this forum
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    athena_rising@beige.party
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    @dabertime I had wondered why we hadn't seen you in our feeds in a while. I had assumed that you'd been busy with work or a project. And I guess you have ... recovering. Glad to see you back. (Internet hug)

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    • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

      Twenty-eight days.

      Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

      Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
      I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

      Waking up each day hits different now.

      Good morning.

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      drbones@mastodon.world
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      @dabertime Been almost 2 years for me. Not cardiac, but septic shock. BP 70/0, systems shutting down. My wife was emailing friends and family that I was about to die. Obviously, I was unaware, as I was intubated and on a respirator and in a coma. But then I came back, but with some residuals. But I'm still on this side of the grass!

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      • D drbones@mastodon.world

        @dabertime Been almost 2 years for me. Not cardiac, but septic shock. BP 70/0, systems shutting down. My wife was emailing friends and family that I was about to die. Obviously, I was unaware, as I was intubated and on a respirator and in a coma. But then I came back, but with some residuals. But I'm still on this side of the grass!

        dabertime@mstdn.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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        dabertime@mstdn.social
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        #34

        @DrBones I'm discovering many near death survivors. Enjoy the grass.

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        • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

          Twenty-eight days.

          Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

          Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
          I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

          Waking up each day hits different now.

          Good morning.

          jdgeoshack@social.vivaldi.netJ This user is from outside of this forum
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          jdgeoshack@social.vivaldi.net
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          #35

          @dabertime Good morning. Keep on breathing and beating along with the rest of us. I'm thankful that you are still kicking!

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          • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

            Twenty-eight days.

            Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

            Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
            I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

            Waking up each day hits different now.

            Good morning.

            elleninedmonton@yeg.bikeE This user is from outside of this forum
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            elleninedmonton@yeg.bike
            wrote last edited by
            #36

            @dabertime
            Thanks for the comeback!

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            • elleninedmonton@yeg.bikeE elleninedmonton@yeg.bike

              @dabertime
              Thanks for the comeback!

              dabertime@mstdn.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
              dabertime@mstdn.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
              dabertime@mstdn.social
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              #37

              @EllenInEdmonton still a work in progress. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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              • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                @lifewithtrees My life now feels more fragile, precious, simpler yet grander.
                What I can do and how forever changed, heighten sensitivity, awareness.
                Priorities, relationships, gratitude,...

                lifewithtrees@mstdn.socialL This user is from outside of this forum
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                lifewithtrees@mstdn.social
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                #38

                @dabertime thank you for sharing that ๐Ÿ™

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                • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                  Twenty-eight days.

                  Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

                  Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
                  I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

                  Waking up each day hits different now.

                  Good morning.

                  bscreativelife@mstdn.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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                  bscreativelife@mstdn.social
                  wrote last edited by
                  #39

                  @dabertime Good morning! Glad you're here with us another day๐Ÿ•บ๐Ÿผ

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                  • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                    Twenty-eight days.

                    Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

                    Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
                    I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

                    Waking up each day hits different now.

                    Good morning.

                    minego@pdx.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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                    minego@pdx.social
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                    #40

                    @dabertime I don't know you well (just seen friends boost your posts from time to time) but I'm very glad you're still here.

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                    • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                      Twenty-eight days.

                      Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

                      Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
                      I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

                      Waking up each day hits different now.

                      Good morning.

                      nicelymanifest@mastodon.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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                      nicelymanifest@mastodon.social
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                      #41

                      @dabertime Amazing. Kind of uber-example of adversity teaching us. Sad that most of us need a wake up call to really start to appreciate just being alive!

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                      • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                        Twenty-eight days.

                        Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

                        Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
                        I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

                        Waking up each day hits different now.

                        Good morning.

                        rightsprung@c.imR This user is from outside of this forum
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                        rightsprung@c.im
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                        @dabertime

                        Wowww
                        So glad you are here!

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                        • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                          Twenty-eight days.

                          Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

                          Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
                          I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

                          Waking up each day hits different now.

                          Good morning.

                          chigaze@cosocial.caC This user is from outside of this forum
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                          chigaze@cosocial.ca
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                          @dabertime Good morning and glad things worked out! As someone who did volunteer first response for a couple decades I like to hear when everything works.

                          And now be that guy ๐Ÿ™‚ My understanding is that if the paddles worked then it wasnโ€™t cardiac arrest (no heart beat). Defibrillatorโ€™s only work when the heart is fibrillating.

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                          • chigaze@cosocial.caC chigaze@cosocial.ca

                            @dabertime Good morning and glad things worked out! As someone who did volunteer first response for a couple decades I like to hear when everything works.

                            And now be that guy ๐Ÿ™‚ My understanding is that if the paddles worked then it wasnโ€™t cardiac arrest (no heart beat). Defibrillatorโ€™s only work when the heart is fibrillating.

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                            dabertime@mstdn.social
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                            @Chigaze first round the heart was still beating. Second round, the doctor said there was absolutely no pulse. Hence rub crushing CPR. ๐Ÿคท๐Ÿผโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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                            • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                              @Chigaze first round the heart was still beating. Second round, the doctor said there was absolutely no pulse. Hence rub crushing CPR. ๐Ÿคท๐Ÿผโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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                              chigaze@cosocial.ca
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                              #45

                              @dabertime No pulse can still be fibrillating, or at least thatโ€™s what we were taught because when itโ€™s like that itโ€™s not moving blood anymore.

                              However the technical details donโ€™t matter as much as that it worked. ๐Ÿ™‚

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                              • chigaze@cosocial.caC chigaze@cosocial.ca

                                @dabertime No pulse can still be fibrillating, or at least thatโ€™s what we were taught because when itโ€™s like that itโ€™s not moving blood anymore.

                                However the technical details donโ€™t matter as much as that it worked. ๐Ÿ™‚

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                                dabertime@mstdn.social
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                                #46

                                @Chigaze I can assure you that my records show and confirmed by the cardiologists in the cardiac unit that I was in when it happened, that no matter what you want to call it, my heart had indeed stopped. No rhythm. ๐Ÿคท๐Ÿผโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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                                • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                                  Twenty-eight days.

                                  Today, it is exactly four weeks since I died.

                                  Okay, maybe I didn't technically die, or maybe I did, I don't really know..
                                  I do know that I did have a cardiac arrest and got CPR for three minutes before getting the defibrillator paddles twice and reawakening to a familiar, but somehow altered reality.

                                  Waking up each day hits different now.

                                  Good morning.

                                  vickietorious@mstdn.caV This user is from outside of this forum
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                                  vickietorious@mstdn.ca
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                                  @dabertime dude... We need to start a club. I had a cardiac arrest in 2012 and as a gift from the health care system I got a shiny new implanted defibrillator....so happy that you made it out the other side. Take good care. I'm here if you need to commiserate.

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                                  • vickietorious@mstdn.caV vickietorious@mstdn.ca

                                    @dabertime dude... We need to start a club. I had a cardiac arrest in 2012 and as a gift from the health care system I got a shiny new implanted defibrillator....so happy that you made it out the other side. Take good care. I'm here if you need to commiserate.

                                    dabertime@mstdn.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    dabertime@mstdn.social
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                                    @vickietorious I am pleased to be finding fellow survivors. I also have a new ICD. ๐ŸŽ

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                                    • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                                      @vickietorious I am pleased to be finding fellow survivors. I also have a new ICD. ๐ŸŽ

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                                      @dabertime it's weird to get used to having it, but it's good to know it's there. I just had mine changed out for the 3rd time. I call mine Zapp Branigan.

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                                      • vickietorious@mstdn.caV vickietorious@mstdn.ca

                                        @dabertime it's weird to get used to having it, but it's good to know it's there. I just had mine changed out for the 3rd time. I call mine Zapp Branigan.

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                                        dabertime@mstdn.social
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                                        @vickietorious Love the name. What has been the average battery life?

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                                        • dabertime@mstdn.socialD dabertime@mstdn.social

                                          @vickietorious Love the name. What has been the average battery life?

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                                          vickietorious@mstdn.ca
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                                          @dabertime generally it should be 10 years. The battery on my first one went fast, the 2nd one, was on recall due to battery issues and then I had a lead fracture so they changed the lead and the device at the same time so I am on my 3rd device in 13 years.

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