Dear Mr. Clinton,
I'm sorry to hear that you needed to undergo another heart procedure just six years after undergoing a bypass operation. I've heard that your doctors successfully implanted stents into one of your heart's arteries to make up for a bypass graft that failed.
I am a bit concerned, however, that your heart disease has progressed. I know that your cardiologist, Dr. Alan Schwartz, has stated that coronary disease is a chronic process that gets worse over time.
I'd like to...
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