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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / July 2007News Anchor dies during Hip surgery.
http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_6433047?IADID=Search-www.mercurynews.com-www.mercu rynews.com This was his second replacement and the day before, on his last show, he was really apprehensive about it this time around. > http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_6433047?IADID=Search-www.mercurynews.com-www.mercu rynews.com > > This was his second replacement and the day before, on his last show, he > was really apprehensive about it this time around. Pete Wilson, from Sacramento and the Bay Area as well as talk radio. KGO 7 News is what I remember most. I'm sorry to hear that, I've always been a great fan of his work. He died of a heart attack from a blocked artery during the surgery. Jo Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first one, and I know that I will feel the same the second time, now if I read it myself in the paper its different, but to post it here, tasteless. Kiki. > http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_6433047?IADID=Search-www.mercurynews.com-www.mercu rynews.com > > This was his second replacement and the day before, on his last show, he > was really apprehensive about it this time around. > Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of > surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first one, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> This was his second replacement and the day before, on his last show, he >> was really apprehensive about it this time around. Particularly to post only the death but not that it was his heart and not really the hip replacement. The way I heard the news report his heart could have given out any time. Jo >> Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of >> surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first one, [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Jo I never stated the hip replacement itself killed him and of course he could have died because of the condition of his heart. But didn't questions such as : - why didn't they identify the problem before the operation? - what could have been done to identify the problem? even remotely occur to you? Yes, absolutely right and I did apologize for my comment, identify the problem was a must, but before the surgery they give you an EKG, which can be normal, even if you have a blockage, this happens to my husband who had symptoms and was given a stress test, but his EKG was normal.. Kiki. >>> Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of >>> surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > even remotely occur to you? > Yes, absolutely right and I did apologize for my comment, identify the > problem was a must, but before the surgery they give you an EKG, which can > be normal, even if you have a blockage, this happens to my husband who had > symptoms and was given a stress test, but his EKG was normal.. > > Kiki. Wilson's EKG was normal as well and didn't have any symptoms. Before I have my other hip done rest assured I will discuss this condition with the surgeon. >> Yes, absolutely right and I did apologize for my comment, identify the >> problem was a must, but before the surgery they give you an EKG, which [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > have my other hip done rest assured I will discuss this condition with the > surgeon. But that is the whole problem. The procedures necessary to catch something like what caused Pete Wilson's death are in themselves somewhat invasive and can also lead to complications. Even potentially to death. None of us get out of this life alive and you can't always prevent everything. My sisters ex dropped dead of a heart attack a week after he had a complete physical and a clean bill of health. It happens. I still choose to get up every morning and try not to live in fear. Jo And I bet you he will tell you, that your EKG doesn't show any abnormalities, no further testing is necessary. >> Yes, absolutely right and I did apologize for my comment, identify the >> problem was a must, but before the surgery they give you an EKG, which [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > have my other hip done rest assured I will discuss this condition with the > surgeon. > I never stated the hip replacement itself killed him and of course he could > have died because of the condition of his heart. KGO-TV, ABC7 anchor Pete Wilson dead at 62 Bay Area TV anchor and radio talk show host Pete Wilson - whose local broadcast career spanned three decades - died after suffering a heart attack during hip replacement surgery at Stanford Hospital, KGO-AM radio officials confirmed Saturday. You couldn't write in the group like the story originally was writtgn. You tried slight of hand with the following:. News Anchor dies during Hip surgery. Ever hear of innunuendo? Gutless, cowardly jackasses love to use them all the time. ... Nothing like slitting your throat with the cutting edge of technology. >> I never stated the hip replacement itself killed him and of course he > could [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Gutless, cowardly jackasses love to use them all the time. I didn't realize English is your second language. It is spelled innuendo and not innunuendo. Second innuendo is defined as an oblique illusion (you will need your dictionary to look up what that word means). He was a news anchor. He died during hip surgery. You're right. My post was filled with illusion. Now try to wrap your mind around "why wasn't it detected?" or "what tests could have been done?" Those were INTERESTING topics on talk radio for two days following his death. >>> I never stated the hip replacement itself killed him and of course he >> could [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > could have been done?" Those were INTERESTING topics on talk radio for > two days following his death. Ah, spelling and grammar, the last refuge of the lost. For the record I'd bet Firechief's vocabulary against pretty near anyone's any day. You so aren't worth it, but lets try one more time. (Oh and maybe then you might want to look of obtuse.) It wasn't what you said. It was what you didn't say. And where and when you didn't say it. Even a half assed attempt to spook people about hip replacement surgery is tacky. More so a group of people who have a dear friend currently undergoing hip surgery. As well as a group who have a very high risk factor for needing such surgery themselves. Using the death of Pete Wilson who devoted his life to accurate sharing of facts makes it inexcusable. Jo >>>> I never stated the hip replacement itself killed him and of course he >>> could [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >> > Ah, spelling and grammar, the last refuge of the lost. The lack of which is the first refuge of the illiterate. >For the record I'd bet Firechief's vocabulary against pretty near anyone's >any day. How does that not surprise me? > You so aren't worth it, but lets try one more time. (Oh and maybe then > you might want to look of obtuse.) "Look of obtuse?" See why I am not surprised? BTW, I can't think of a better definition than citing "jofirey speak" > It wasn't what you said. It was what you didn't say. And where and when > you didn't say it. Sorry but I don't use the subject line for posting. > Even a half assed attempt to spook people about hip replacement surgery is > tacky. If people are spooked by that subject line they should probably delay any surgery for as long as they can because they are not ready. >More so a group of people who have a dear friend currently undergoing hip >surgery. As well as a group who have a very high risk factor for needing >such surgery themselves. Maybe if they read the article they will ask appropriate questions and alleviate some of their "spookability" (sorry I had to use more "jofirey speak"). > Using the death of Pete Wilson who devoted his life to accurate sharing of > facts makes it inexcusable. > > Jo Jo, Jo, Jo. You are a physician's best friend. Rather than answer tough questions the physician would only have to give you a warm soft shoulder to cry on and a clean handkerchief to dry your tears. Why are so aggressive, and correcting someone vocabulary is so mean, we are here to get support and learn, why are you here? insulting someone? By the way do you speak a second language? Kiki >>>>> I never stated the hip replacement itself killed him and of course he >>>> could [quoted text clipped - 74 lines] > questions the physician would only have to give you a warm soft shoulder > to cry on and a clean handkerchief to dry your tears. > Why are so aggressive, and correcting someone vocabulary is so mean, we > are here to get support and learn, why are you here? insulting someone? > By the way do you speak a second language? > > Kiki He is an 'Internet Warrior' (aka Troll) who has to express his exceeding intelligence and superior knowledge because he can't cut it in the real world. About on the same level as the spammers and those who present one with a deal 'you just can't refuse'. LOL! Bud ENOUGH ALREADY. Can't we let the poor dead man rest in peace! Gwen L >> Why are so aggressive, and correcting someone vocabulary is so mean, we >> are here to get support and learn, why are you here? insulting someone? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Bud Can we please just let this go!!! Grinder, you need to move on and get a life already!!! Sheesh, enough!!! . . . . Donna . . . . 1. ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we call them FRIENDS...... 2. J.K.M.A. >> Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of >> surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first one, [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Jo You would have learned that if you would have gone to the trouble of reading the article in the link I posted. I will not apologize once more, and I did read the article... >>> Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of >>> surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > You would have learned that if you would have gone to the trouble of > reading the article in the link I posted. >I will not apologize once more, and I did read the article... >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> You would have learned that if you would have gone to the trouble of >> reading the article in the link I posted. Saying "The way I heard the news report his heart could have given out any time." gave me the impression you did not read the article but maybe "heard" about it somewhere. > Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of > surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first one, > and I know that I will feel the same the second time, now if I read it > myself in the paper its different, but to post it here, tasteless. Bull. I had mine done 18 months ago and I researched every facet for over a year including interviewing 7 different surgeons. You know what I never asked? What would I have to do to identify a possible similar problem within myself myself that killed Pete Wilson. I had every other test he had. Too bad you don't look at this as an opportunity to further cover your bases. Kiki, please remind us closer to your next surgery so we can be praying and sending good thoughts your way again. You take care and heal quickly.  SignatureLove and Hugs to all Jo the squirrely one > Very sad, but not necessary to know , we are or will face that type of > surgery, my second in September, the anxiety was there for the first one, > and I know that I will feel the same the second time, now if I read it > myself in the paper its different, but to post it here, tasteless. You are so sweet, I will remind you, I will be scared to death, even if I just had the procedure done 9 weeks ago.... Hugs Kiki > Kiki, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> and I know that I will feel the same the second time, now if I read it >> myself in the paper its different, but to post it here, tasteless.
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