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On my last post I was a few days ago having a cryoablation in Australia .

All went well until they were turning the machine on to go its thing (brand new machine) and no go . The technician who sold the hospital the machine was showing them how to use it but no go. So I had the whole procedure with no result and have to go through it all again in 3 weeks.

On the bright side the EP cardioverted me and I've been 3 days in sinus rhythm ( after 3 months in PAF that feels great) . I also have had my drugs reduced to just Sotalol ( still warfarin but now I don't call that a drug I call it a life saver ) and blood pressure tabs.

My head is getting clearer by the day so life is good.

Brian

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iris1205

Great way of looking at it! All the best for the next one brave gentleman!

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Brian101 in reply toiris1205

Thanks Iris but I'm not that brave . I'm just over feeling bad so when I feel good I go yahoo . It's a bit like enjoying a sunny day after its rained for a week

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Maitha

Hope that was better for your case :)

All the best

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rosyG

Good luck for next time!

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Dodie117

What a pain in the a... However, as you say you must look on the bright side so good luck for next time. At least you now know what to expect - think of it as a practice run!! Marie

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mkp589cmn

I am glad that you had such great results from the cryo- ablation. I did too and have gone 8 months without an episode. I am also off of all heart meds, and BP meds and cholesterol meds. I had a seizure before I was diagnosed with AFib so I am still on those and Pradaxa because it is a stroke preventer. I would say you are doing great. Good luck.

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Sabina

Well done for being so positive. Hope all goes well with you next time.

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Brian101

Thanks for all your support - the funny part is if the equipment had worked I'd be saying it was a success - when you are crook for so long you get used to it and appreciate how fantastic it is to feel well

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Froggy

Good to hear Brian! A shame it didn't work out for you but watch this space and keep your fabulous positivity.

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tibetan36

Geez mate that wasn't what you would expect from the hospitals here in OZ......like surely they would have tested the flamin thing well before they used it on patients! I bet the staff were embarrassed!

I am glad that at least it went ok for you!

I am off to Sydney tonight for heart mapping tomorrow then Ablation on Thursday!

Cheers

Barry

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