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Just got this from Saundra: "Btw, Christine just went to the doc today with chest pains. They did tests and found she had enlarged heart. That is what Sally died from. It’s a genetic thing so be aware. Lynette has an 11 yr old granddaughter that was just put in Primary Childrens with genetic heart problems. Anyway Christine will be having all kinds of tests for the rest of the week. Make sure all of your kids are aware they may have something with the heart" No, I'm not aware of any genetic heart problems in our family other than my Grandfather died of a heart attack. Patty's heart problems were because of damage done by Rhumatic fever when she was young, and Saundra's problems are related to the same thing, or so I was told

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Marilyn said…
So, how long can you live with an enlarged heart? Are they going to do something to help with it?
29 January, 2008 14:36
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