Thanks to everyone!!!

Beth, Great news, hoping for a speedy recovery.

Glad you got it sorted!  The trains will wait.  Take care of yourself!!

Try & take it easy Beth,….there’s a billion trains, but only one of you!!……your health is far, far, more important!!!……the trains can wait!…..I’m glad you’re already feeling better!!

Pat

You will feel so much better when its done

As some one with a pending order, I will say this: It can wait. Take care of yourself first! My little sister was passing out from an erratic heart beat, got a pacemaker installed and is doing great - no more passing out! That was 20 years ago!

Health first, work later.

As someone who's already had two replacements of implantable cardiac devices (the batteries don't last forever), I can tell you that the first time requires the most care on your part.  The leads that have been implanted into your heart need time to firmly attach to your heart muscle so that they make a near permanent connection.  With the later replacements, you only need to wait for the incisions to heal well.

So, do yourself and your doctors a favor and avoid using/moving that left arm as much as possible.  Then, all will be well for everyone going forward.

Chuck

Does that pacemaker come with a turbo mode to get caught up? haha

Glad it went well! It's so hard to sit still after procedures when you know you have things to do. That's the worst part in my opinion.

Glad to hear your surgery went well Beth. Rest and get better, the trains will wait.

Did the pacemaker come with Legacy or DCS?

I'm glad to hear things are going well, sorry to hear of the need.  Rest and heal now, mail later, customers will wait.  If storage of incoming merchandise is an issue make sure you let the help do the physical stuff.

Very kind of you to update everyone - as others have said your health is first, we can wait for our trains.

Paul

Glad you are on the mend, Beth!

All good customers will wait for you to recover. Rest and get healthy . Prayers for you Beth. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I am glad everything went well. It's a scary situation. Now comes the hard part - the recovery. As Mark Twain said, "The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't like, drink what you don't want, and do what you'd rather not".

Excellent news !!

Remember slow and easy wins the race, take it slow remember your health comes first.

All the best.

That’s good news Beth. Please listen to your doctors first. Your customers will certainly understand.

Glad you are doing better. Be careful and rest.

Hi Beth.  Just please go slow for a couple of weeks.  Please let your body heal at it's own pace and soon you'll forget about that thing in your upper left shoulder.   It does take a body a little of (getting use to it). And please  remember that your heart  will be monored 24/7.    And another thing for you not to worry about.  Your people are receiving their orders each day. Mine is scheduled for delivery today (Tues.)  Thanks again for everything, your friend Tommy.

Glad to hear the operation was successful and you are well on the way to be 100% again.

Woo Hoo!  Great news!

Now take it easy: rest is important.

Here’s to good health going forward, Beth!  

I'm glad you got the pacemaker, but sorry you had to have it.  Please follow the doctor's orders and enjoy a full recovery.

Great news!

Peter

@Beth Marshall-The Public Delivery Track, I just saw this, and I am glad to hear that the installation went well. As so many others have said, take care of yourself and let your body recover. The trains will be there tomorrow, and your clientele will understand. Heal well!