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Raveen Arora, MD, FACC
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Since when do all people agree on the same subject? I guess only in the case of Dr. Arora. I have read all the reviews and totally agree with all of them. Had a heart attack in the middle of a basketball game and was taken to Kaiser close by. Out of the blue Dr. Arora appears, talks to my wife, and has me transferred to Anaheim Memorial. Was scheduled for surgery the next morning. Told that I started to fade two hours before surgery. Dr. Arora was called and reportedly was racing down the freeway at 90 miles an hour to get to the hospital. Quadruple bypass. I was told by more than one person besides Dr. Arora that I was very lucky to be alive at all. I do not like going to doctors and I am not very good about following their directions to a ""T"". I do and will always follow Dr. Arora's directions (almost) to a ""T"" AFTER I try to talk him out of whatever he says I need to do. He is the only doctor in my now long years that I have ever trusted implicitly. He cares, he knows his craft, and then some, and he will shoot straight always. What more could one ask? I owe this man my life. Because of him I am still here to enjoy my grandchildren.
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