Mike and Peggy Rowe: The Wedgie Kick and an Update On Dad | Coffee with Mom
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2024
- America’s grandmother recalls the harrowing details of her husband’s heart attacks at Christmas, gives an update on his convalescence, and tells a shocking tale about the newsletter you do NOT want to be mentioned in. From stents to physical therapy, shuffleboard to bingo, and that little dance we do when our panties are in a bunch, it’s another edition of Coffee with Mom!
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Your mom is a treasure. Thanks for sharing her with us.
Yeah, yeah Mike, but that Bank robbery note was written in one of those black construction sharpies!!😂
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Shes a riot
My Dad had triple bypass and lung cancer. I am truly blessed my Dad made it through all of that. Both my parents still here at the age of 87 and 93! Married 68 years!
Peggy is a treasure. Mike is truly a product of good parents.
I could listen to these folks talk to each other until I fall asleep. Love it.
Its like the family, 'I was promiced?' 60 years later, I tried,...
Didn't work out that way for me.
I made BAAAD decisions!
This woman is a gem. So sweet
You all have become our family. Afterall we’ve loved Mike for so long, we have to love his folks.
The entire Rowe family (and that includes beloved Chuck too) are such joy-givers! Plus, you demonstrate goodness, the benefits of hard work, and you make us want to be better people. Praying for Mr. Rowe’s restored health. 🙌❤️🙏🏽
Mama raised a great son!!! God bless your family!! 🙏🇺🇸
What a blessing it is that you still have your parents. My mother died in 1998 from a massive heart attack at 72 years old, and my dad died in 2005 from prostrate and bladder cancer at 80 years old. I miss them everyday. Three years ago my wife had triple bypass surgery,at 62, and came very close to death. Thank God she pulled through!
I’m lucky to have my 85 year old father and 83 year old mother. Thanks God! They still carry on with Gardening, all yard work, split and stack wood, limited driving cooking for the church, etc. Blessed!
As a retired nurse with 30+ years experience with heart patients, I'm so impressed at how much Mrs. Rowe learned and retained about the treatment her husband received in the hospital. It's a lot to understand and she learned quite a bit! Keep feeling better Mr. Rowe!
God love both of your parents. So blessed to have them both. As sweet as can be.
So glad your Dad is doing so much better. What a blessing. Wow, my husband just said that back in the late ‘70s when he was in Coast Guard… the survival rate for heart attack victims was 10%.. now that we have defibrillator’s it has jumped to 60%. So grateful my husband had paramedics very close by when he had his heart attack three years ago in 2021.
Your mom is so gentle and kind...bless your dad and praying for a full recovery
The love between Mother and Son is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Oh, poor Dad! This is the first I am learning the news!
Your relationship with your Mom is so special. You are both so funny and both of you are so lucky to have each other. God Bless.
We have missed you. So sorry about your husband and father. Sending so much love.
Exactly the same thing happened to me, I had two stress test and an echocardiogram and pass them both with a 98% blockage on the widowmaker. It is a miracle I'm still here.
I have had four open heart surgeries for valve replacement and aneurysm. All of it stemmed from a congenital birth defect. I have stents due to scar tissue in grafts (replacements for arteries )in my heart. I can partially understand Peggy and John's experience. I have never had a heart attack though, thank God. . I have an awesome cardiologist who listens to me and goes above and beyond to keep me going. I am 43. My congenital valve defect was not discovered until I was 22. I am now in the process of getting considered for heart transplant list at Vanderbilt. Keeping all of you in my prayers. Thanks for letting us into your lives. You always brighten my day. ❤
God bless you. 🙏
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Your dad is so appreciative of everything your mother does and this dynamic. Who I've witnessed your mother is all these year's and this description of who your father is completely explains everything you are and why you are such a big part of all our lives
Mom you are great! Last year was my 50th high school reunion. I hadn't got any info about it. A friend of mine texted me from the reunion asking how I was doing. We see each other frequently. I was listed in the program as deceased!
Your class should host another reunion so you can attend!
Everyone loves Mom. You’re so lucky Mike to have her still with us. ❤
It's a great testament to human beings ability to find humor in even the darkest and toughest times of our lives.
I still smile about the humor I experienced, even 9 years later. God bless you all.
Lost my dad to a massive coronary in September of 2010. He had just gotten back from buying Christmas for my girls, got out of his truck, walked around, and dropped.
Lost my mom March 3, 2016 to lung cancer, even though we knew it was coming, it wasn't any easier.
Enjoy every day you get to call mom and pops because it doesn't last forever.
You're so blessed to have your folks! ❤
I hang on to every word Mike and his mom say. They are wonderful story tellers. So thankful Mr. Rowe is feeling well. Blessings on all of you.
Your mom is a great person to listen to. Love her adding humor to a dull world.
My 88 year old dad had massive heart attack two years ago. 4 stents later he is doing ok at 90. We were so blessed a neighbor was off duty medic and ambulance was real close. We have excellent hospitals where we are. It all lined up to save his life. I am glad you Dad is still here and on the mend. It is a scary and exhausting thing to go through with a family member.
You are very blessed! My 63-year-old husband passed away 8 years ago from a massive heart attack with the same blockage. He said he was having heartburn. 😢💔
So sorry for your loss. My Mom passed away 15 yrs ago from afib a month after a massive heart attack. She was in the hospital for two weeks, and home for two weeks.....and I was with her when she passed. She was 62.
@@4Jesus2day4ever I'm so sorry for your loss! 😢
You come from good stock Mike Rowe. I really enjoyed watching your interaction with Mrs. Rowe. I love that she appreciates the little things.
Mrs. Rowe, I am so happy that PC is recovered and is doing well. Every step in recovery is a landmark and needs to be celebrated.
I recently lost my husband of nearly 38 years. It was either a heart attack or a stroke at the ripe old age of 64 1/2 years old. He had survived 2 heart attacks, 2 strokes and a blood clot surgery within the last 19 years. He was on all the necessary medications post heart attack (3 stents installed) and he never let it slow him down. He continued to run our business (a septic company that Mike would know all about from Dirty Jobs) up until the day he died. His legacy will live on with our two children continuing to run the business. Although our life together of 41 years has ended his spirit continue to live on.
Continue to dote on your PC. As you know every day together is a gift and you're fortunate enough to have each other. Blessings to you both.
I absolutely love Peggy! I'm sorry to hear about your father's heart attack but am glad he is doing better now. You are so very lucky to still have your parents. I love these chats. God Bless all!
So glad your dad is ok. What a sweetheart your mom is.
I love that your mother is so articulate. It’s a gift apparently given in some form to you too. 80 is the new 60 with good healthcare.
So good to hear you and John came through his medical emergency and still have your sense of humor. Bless you both.
My pops, William, passed in 1996 (b.1933) at 63. Melanoma got him after 25 years as a City of Portland grounds keeper. He'd have been 91 this June. My ma is still kickin' at 84, though. I call her a couple times a day, from the road (I drive longhaul); she lives in northern California, and I'm in Harrisburg, PA, today.
What a fantastic conversation that provides a beautiful view into a precious community of lives lived to the fullest. Thank you to all. Prayers for John's recovery.
Texas here, loved your mom. Mine passed at 97 and was as sharp as when she was 50. Your very special to share her with everyone. Thank you.
I have missed coffee with Mom, she's awesome and a hoot! God bless
So sorry to hear about John's heart attack, but I thank God for bringing him back to his family. Been there with my husband a little over 23 years ago. Had open heart surgery, 5 days later he stopped breathing. At fisrt they didn't know what was wrong with him.They put him on a ventilator & found out he picked up E-Coli Bacterial Pneumonia & said they may have to air lift him to the University of Michigan hospital but didn't know if he would make the trip. In a coma for a month, t hen to e y put him in a nursing home, who g as ve him no therapy as he wasn't approved for Medicare Disability as he was only 57 yts old, so I brought him home & had therapists come in. Only problem was he was self employed we had an Industrial Service Company, so no income until Social Secutity 5 months later.
Thank God your Dad survived! Amazing! ❤🙏
Your parents are such an integral part of our lives! Praying for his continued recovery. Love u Mike!
Love, love love watching "COFFEE with MOM".
Reminds me of times I was entertained listening to my Brother and late Mother chat it up.
Best bond a parent & child could wish for!
Thanks for sharing.
Glad your dad is getting better.🙏🙏🙏
I always smile when you have your precious mom on. I lost my dad a few years ago and I know that helpless feeling Mike. You could have been right in the room and you would have felt the same feeling. To intrust your loved one into the care of a stranger is hard. It sounds like your dad was in great hands! I'm so glad he is doing well. ❤️
Mike, your Mom is just splendid. So funny, so down to earth. I could watch these episodes every day.
OMG!!! The "underwear maneuver" had me in tears!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I miss mine so much....😢 thank you for sharing this...
Does mom, Mrs Rowe ever think about how she could seriously be the best President! A president with humor again would be so needed! ♥️
Peggy you put me in a trance wit a smile on my face. You are my soothing therapy.
What a blessing your mom is. The joy in your face in your mom’s storytelling is priceless.
I think we just were treated to one of Mikes adorable weekly calls to his mother🤣 I feel honored🙏 So glad that John is feeling better. Yes, been through this with my dad, your recounting brought my memories back into focus.❤️ Life is precious, and, humorous!!💕🥰
I love your mom! I love her honesty about the emotions involved... and then her wonderful dry humor. She is a treasure. Praying for her and your dad.
God bless your family and your Mom and Dad.
Family is everything
Glad to hear Mr Rowe is doing well.
Thank you Mike for sharing your mom. She is a delightful person.
Had not heard about your dad until now. So glad to hear he is doing so great. May the Lord give them both more time together. I just love these talks with your mom. I miss talking with my mom. Do cherish the time with them. One of my favorite memories was when she called me at work to tell me of a squirrel. She had a deck put on back of the house and squirrels would come off the tree onto the banister and peek into the kitchen window. She hated squirrels. She had the tree cut down. One day a squirrel was being chased and it had stopped where the tree had been and looked around for it, then ran off to some other tree. I laughed hysterically trying not to create a scene in the office. Miss that, however she would not be pleased with all the major topics these days. So glad to see & hear that both of your parents are doing fine.
WOW, GREATEST GUEST EVER... MIKE, EVER!
MAKE HER A REGULAR PART OF THE SHOW. THE VALUE OF THE VIEW FROM A YOUNG LADY FROM A GENERATION BETTER THAN OURS, PRICELESS!
Absolutely love your dear mother…so nice that she’s saying such wonderful loving compliments about her husband
Would love to talk with her
Now I know more about you, Mike🤗
This podcast episode did make me miss my parents (both deceased). Enjoy and cherish your mom and dad Mike Rowe. They will be gone, as we all will, so enjoy every wedgy story they tell you now. All the very best.
No matter how bad my day has been, your Mom has me rolling!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
It's an extremely difficult experience to hear about, let alone to live through I'm sure. I am very glad that America's grandfather is on the road to recovery. My dad has just started wearing a hearing aid and he reminds me more and more of your dad every time I see him.
I thoroughly enjoy all of your content, but when you have your mother on, it is always the best! She certainly is a living treasure, and she reminds me so very much of my own mother (who we lost in 1999). Please don't take her away from us!!!!!
Treasure every moment with your mama. She is a keeper! Her presence is calming and enjoyable.
I love your mom! Seriously she is a ray of sunshine! ❤❤❤
Mike, watching this makes me miss my mom and my dad. Best wishes to you and your family.
I love your mom ♥ I can listen to her all day! The world is a better place with her in it!
When she asks, "can I share this blog with ya?" You said,"I can't stop you!" I love that!❤
Mike, you, your Mother and Father are such a treasure and humble! Thank you for sharing your family with all of us!
I love the nail file. LOL bring a smile to young 72 year old.
Was delighted by this broadcast. I have never seen Mikes mom before but she is a hoot and lovely. They are both so wonderful as is the whole podcast.
Yay! I love coffee with Mom! Missed her. So sad to hear about Dad. But love to hear her wonderful way of relating everything, the patient pooped 😊 Yes, been there too. Sending prayers
Such an incredible story. Your parents are so wonderful. It’s a good practice for your mom to keep telling her story. Others will learn and mom’s PTSD will be relieved. Thanks for sharing.
Your family, you all make daily life a thing to be treasured! Simple funny things can obviously be so entertaining.
I have a treasured friend with a sense of humor you all would appreciate. His humor is like yours.
Blessings!
Bless you.
I must say, my 2nd heart attack was terrifying. but the worst was in the surgery room I am lying naked with nothing covering me and 5 women prepping me for surgery. The lead nurse while tying down my arms asked if I have ever thought I would be in this position. Now I could laugh at this but not any normal thing about 5 women around me while I am naked. The attack and the surgery were something but this is my most memorable.
I absolutely love this podcast.
Missed you both a lot. Didn't realize why you hadn't had your coffee together. Very glad dad is recovering.
Your mother is so sweet, you're blessed to have both your parents, thank you for sharing them with us.
My dad is 99 years old and in fair health. Walks and shower on his own. Small meals throughout the day. I live with him and am his only caregiver. Truly a blessing.
Thank God he's ok . Prayers work and thank God you live in a wonderful place. Thankful for your security too. ❤❤
The hardest part of dealing with a sick loved one is fielding all the calls of concern daily! You’re exhausted after a full day of being at the hospital & then to come home & repeat the days events over & over. Bless your Mom & Dad! Love your Mom, she’s so cute!
My Grandfather was quite a character. Whenever he left the house his mantra was “spectacles, testicles, wallet & watch” to check to see if he had everything! “They’re two old ladies”! 😂
I agree, your Mom is a treasure. I don't know what I would do without these videos. Coffee with your Mom is the greatest.
A little bit of peace ,in a " challenging" day . Your good people.thank you.
I'm so sorry to hear this happened, but so happy he pulled through and your family is just beautiful! Also, I too know the wedgie kick! 😂
I'd love to listen to your mom and dad talk about raising kids, they obviously did a great job.
I recently went through this with my sister, who was in the ICU for two weeks before she passed. I posted very clear and precise updates on Facebook every day and to me, that was the easiest way to get the word out. She had so many friends and we have so much family that I just didn’t have time to call and text or email everybody. So in my mind, this is one of the positives about social media.
The part when the doc showed them the before and after of the procedure sounded like the Dirty Jobs episodes. Clearing out pipe blockages in either direction.
Your so lucky to have them and in good health Mike.
I am so sorry to hear about your dad, Mike! I am so glad he's doing well! 😊
Your mom is so very special… the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Thank you all for so many many episodes of laughing
Mike your mom is a gem love you both
Healing Wishes and Love to the Rowe family. Mike, thank you for sharing your lovely mother with us.
My mom had breast cancer, got past that. Then had a brain aneurysm. She didn't make it. She's been gone about 7 years. Dad's still here, dealing with prostate problems and some other issues. FYI, I am 46. I'm glad your dad made it, and your mom seems well. We love you in Niles, Michigan. I've enjoyed your content in all forms.
Listening to this incident reminds me of my heart attack 20 years ago. Six admissions that year, five with life support, the last was "just take me" to the wife. The first was "no reason found". Two stents second trip, then a third stent the next visit.
Mike by the way I'm 20 years older than you. For the first 10 years lived 6 houses up Kenwood Ave from the sheep farm that became Overlea High School. Lived on a Bay Tributary for the next eight years. Navy for four years then back to Baltimore for the next 20, did Essex Community College, U of B and then Towson University for a BS in Business.
I'm now in Winchester VA for 37 years. Enjoy you shows, keep it up.
We just love the family, so glad things are improving
My parents are/ were in a retirement community too. Dad passed 4 years ago at 93, but Mom is kicking butt after a small stroke on New Year’s Eve. She returned to IL in less than 60 days. Thank God she is living where she does!
Today I took my 88-year-old mother-in-law to the local hospital ER, she was released to go home about 6 hours later. She quipped about "tell my kids not to celebrate yet, I'm still alive and kickin'!" She was joking of course but, in that moment, I was reminded again that humor is vital to life. Mrs. Rowe, I so enjoy listening to you. Mike, you're pretty good too!
I loved every minute of this! Your momma is such a treasure. ❤
Oh my goodness…”no commando unless I’ve showered and going to bed”
The look in MICHAELS🤣face
I love your mom's honesty and transparency. You came by it natural. 😀
I lived through this many times with my dad. A positive attitude and belief it will work out in the end makes a huge difference. My dad was amazing.
Best wishes for a complete and total recovery for your husband and dad.
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Some bars in Wisconsin charge a "round for the bar" if you call out "Bingo!" Without having one. LOL! Glad your father is doing better!