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you guys may have noticed that i’m NOT a fan of cordless tools. i usually wind up stringing out a cord to finish a job.
and the co$t of replacement batteries? are you kidding me?
anyways, another nail in that coffin – hopefully not mine.
the past week, was notified by my cardiologist wanting an ‘in office’ meeting.
was told that the generation of battery powered ICD in my chest, that was replaced last year, is on a recall list.
icd’s battery life is 6-8 years. im dependent, so 6 is it.
device subject to sudden rapid battery depletion. replacement is scheduled soon.
well that sucks! sorry to hear it Bob.
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Should have gone for an M12 ICD.
Sorry to hear best wishes
that sucks. my father in law had a massive hear attack a few years ago and had to have an L vad put in. had to wear 2 vhs sized batteries everyday that lasted approx. 12 hrs. got a heart transplant 2 years ago so now he isn’t dependent on them anymore. hopefully your surgery goes well.
phffter wrote:
2 hours ago, phffter said:you guys may have noticed that i’m NOT a fan of cordless tools. i usually wind up stringing out a cord to finish a job.
and the co$t of replacement batteries? are you kidding me?
anyways, another nail in that coffin – hopefully not mine.
the past week, was notified by my cardiologist wanting an ‘in office’ meeting.
was told that the generation of battery powered ICD in my chest, that was replaced last year, is on a recall list.
icd’s battery life is 6-8 years. im dependent, so 6 is it.
device subject to sudden rapid battery depletion. replacement is scheduled soon.
Geez dude, sorry to hear that. I hope the replacement is not too complicated! I hope your doing well too.
Man bro really sorry to hear that I hope all goes well and a speedy recovery.
Wow!! I hope this is one of those times you won’t have to string out yet another cord. Best of luck!