The Truth About My Heart condition

My medical records, truth & lies, what I’m actually dealing with versus what is not true, as in, that heart condition that went away? Talking to a cardiologist about this is necessary.

I was born with Patent Ductus Arteriosus because of my genetic disability that causes pediatric schizophrenia. PDA is a problem that occurred to me, after birth. The situation was felt to have cleared up after 2 to 3 years of age. The ductus arteriosis is left open instead of closing when a baby is born. PDA is a common disorder in the United States but see, I have a heart murmur, which is not serious. It means to take an antibiotic for dental work.  Every other situation with my heart wiring is normal.

My medical records from December 22^nd, 1995, states that there was “no evidence of coexisting heart disease.” This means that I’m off the hook since I do not have to limit my activities often enough, although right now I do because of my knee problems. I can’t do much. You see, I’m doing well with my type 1 diabetes, so in which case, I’m off the hook. I haven’t had a cold since they fixed the leaky pipes in this condo.

That was, I forget when but the noise was driving me to bonkers and back so I put in ear-plugs to cope with the noise. I’m doing okay now but the sink was left with a pipe unplugged so it has a leak in it. The pipe needs to be shoved back in. But well, there is dawdling from Ferenginar. There you guys have it, my heart condition is a non-issue anymore. I mean I have a murmur but that’s about it. Otherwise, I have a normally formed heart, with no problems. My medical records, btw, also call me “mature” at 14-years old, which destroys the assumption that I’m “immature” for my age. I was never immature, period. I hope this blog post has sorted out the truth fro the lies. I still need antibiotics before dental work.