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I know exactly what you are going through. I had my surgery on my ascending thoracic aneurysm March 6 of this year. I was very nervous as well, but kept thinking I’d rather go through the surgery then have the aneurysm dissect or rupture. I had no complications during the surgery. They did repair my bicuspid valve and also they repaired the, aortic root, along with taking care of the aneurysm replacing it with a sleeve. I was in the hospital for seven days and my recovery has been relatively easy. I continue to go to cardiac rehab through the end of June. It is definitely a relief to not have to worry about the aneurysm anymore. I’m a 70-year-old female and mine was repaired at a 4.9. Trust your surgeon, the nurses and everyone that’s involved in your aftercare. It will be over with before you know it. sending you prayers and well wishes.

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Thank you so much for this entry. It gives me hope! May I ask where you had your surgery?

Thanks; that's exactly what I needed. It looks like it'll just be the aortic sleeve replacement. The root and valve appear to be healthy. They won't confirm that until they get and look around. Thank you for the detailed response and excellent advice. It helps a lot.