After seeing my nearly 800 calcium score and my cruddy family history the radiologist recommended a further angiogram. I got the CT Angiogram with contrast injected, so now I know that I have multiple soft plaques and calcified plaques throughout my vascular system, resulting in 40% -50% narrowing of my coronary and vertebral arteries. For someone who is normal weight, non-diabetic, and who has exercised rigorously and taken statins for 25 years, there appears to be no way to reverse the damage that started as a child. I could still have a liquid-filled plaque burst and stroke me. Stenting is restricted to folks with 75% or more stenosis per common practice. If you have already outlived your statistical expiration they are not very interested in you, unless a sroke puts you in a wheelchair then they might recommend speech and physical therapy.