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Boom:Tick (as my son likes to call it)

  • beckyonyett
  • Jan 31, 2024
  • 1 min read

Just over three years ago, January marked a significant milestone in my life – my second open-heart surgery. Remarkably, this time around, I was in excellent health and fitness. The surgery aimed to replace the now impaired bovine aortic valve, which had been hastily implanted during emergency surgery a decade ago. For a detailed account of my journey, you can visit: https://www.beckyonyettfree-your-time.com/post/once-upon-a-time


The replacement valve is a mechanical one, and while they claim it can last a lifetime, I'm hopeful that it will offer me at least 20 years or more before requiring another intervention. Every morning, as I wake up, and every night, as I drift into sleep, the subtle ticking of my heart serves as a comforting reminder of this second chance at life.


Gratitude fills my heart as I reflect on the immense support and expertise that made it possible for me to continue being myself – a loving wife, a special daughter, and a mother to two beautiful boys. Life, with all its challenges, is undeniably sweet, and I cherish every moment.

 
 
 

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