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</o:shapelayout></xml><![endif]--></head><body lang=EN-US link="#0563C1" vlink="#954F72"><div class=WordSection1><p class=MsoNormal>My husband is back home from the hospital they did chest X Rays, Cat scans, blood tests and all kinds of tests still no reason for his B/P to shoot up to 238/134 and it did that right there in the hospital in the ER they said maybe it was stress, although they gave him nitroglycerin and it still stayed high all night long not that high but in the 150s 160s systolic and 80s to 90s diastolic and his B/P is always always low 120/75. The Bassets worried all night wondering what happened to daddy. They are all snuggled in the bed together now. He did not get much sleep on that cold slab of rock they call a bed in the emergency room. I called this morning to find out his room number and they kept him in emergency all night. Grrr. Oh well Bassets are loving and snuggling on their daddy now and all is well. Thank you for prayers and drool. We will be following up with our PCP soon and try to figure out what is going on maybe his realizing he has Alzheimer’s is stressing him out worrying about the dogs and me. Stewie got some gifts yesterday in the mail from Amy Shogren to help him feel better…. Thank you Amy he loves chew sticks and toys he loves to chew. <o:p></o:p></p></div></body></html>