A woman used therapeutic patches for four days before pacemaker surgery on February 5. After the operation, she got a viral illness but says the patches reduced symptom severity. Her surgical scar went from swollen and purple to nearly invisible in a week.
February the fourth, that was the Sunday I had. I had a pacemaker surgery on Monday, February fifth. But on the fourth of February, this was after wearing the patches for what? For four days or so. I just remember this one particular day. I felt so awesome. I remember I felt like I could have just hopped around the house. I had so much energy. I didn't feel like I wanted to sit down anymore. I didn't feel tired. I was. Sleeping good. I was just feeling tremendous. I mean, it was awesome. And then the next day I had pacemaker surgery. And so then, you know, then I had the— you know, you have to recover from that. And then I got a virus after that. So it's just been kind of a lot of stuff going on since I started taking the patches. But I really think that the patches have— Helped me to lessen the severity of things. And I know that the scar that I have on my, my, um, right up, up here in my chest from the pacemaker, um, that thing, it looks perfect. I mean, I, when they first did it, I looked like I had a softball on my, on my chest right here. And it was, I was purple all the way all around. And within a week it had cleared up and the scar looks really, really good right now.
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