Writing that now, because now less than 48 hours until I fly away to the sunshine in Vietnam for a few weeks and a bit, and not sure how often I will be on until then.
Just wanted to wish everyone an AF free and relaxing Christmas spent with people that you love, and with sufficient for your needs, what more do we really need?
I'm off now fully armed with my self tester and I have no doubt my INR will go haywire with the change in diet (and the times of taking warfarin) my INR clinic still is not in favour, but that's a battle I will fight on my return, and also in Mid Jan is the next appointment with my EP when I will find out the results of my halter test and also whether or not he is recommending a surgical ablation.
I am not going to even think about that until I am back from Vietnam.
Be well everyone
Ian
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Sunshine, cheap food, interesting and friendly people, a different culture, and loads of history. Sounds like 1st place to me. Alternatives for an Xmas humbug like me are probably Saudi Arabia, or maybe Pakistan, (the former no way, the latter maybe another year )
I recognise I travel weird Shirley been doing it for years, I look for the unsual, this one is relatively "run of the mill"
That sounds like proper travelling where you get off the beaten track and really get to know the locals! You'll be freed up with you Coaguchek and I don't think you'll find it that difficult to stay in range if you test every few days.
I'd far rather be out there than here. But then my wife has got me a black Bah Humbug hat which I have to wear all of Christmas morning...
Have a great time and tell us all about it when you get back.
Good man yourself Ian, I did a few months running around the pacific rim ( including Vietnam, Cambodia and the Philippines ) three years or so ago. My next plan was a run on the Trans - Siberian ending up in Japan and a cargo ship home but the sodding AF came calling! Still time I suppose if I can get on top of things.
Hi Ian, lovely to hear you're off to Vietnam shortly and look forward to hearing tales of your travels on your return. I hope you have a wonderful time over there meeting lots of interesting people and seeing some amazing places.
Dear Ian, have a great Christmas and hope you enjoy your trip to Vietnam, I went there a couple of years ago and I loved it, the people, food, culture and history - had an amazing time. Wishing you well.
Best wishes to you too, Ian, and hope you only have happy memories to add to your collection!
Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year Ian, and enjoy the trip, it sounds fab. And thank you (and BobD and Grandma) for all your hard work and support and help. I'm sure we all really appreciate it, I sure do...
Have a great Christmas & best wishes for the New Year Ian (our lovely Beancounter). We'll miss you while you're in Vietnam. Have fun and tell us the highlights of your holiday on your return.
Wishing you a wonderful Christmas and a Happy Healthy 2015 Ian. As others have said - Thank you for all your good advice and support. Don't know how I would have coped without this site. It's been a godsend! A Happy Christmas to you all and a Happy New Year
Merry Christmas, Ian! I hope you have a fabulous trip and feel great the entire time. My son is also heading to Viet Nam for some sunshine after Christmas. Safe journey to you! Best to your health 2015!
Happy Christmas Ian. Thank you so much for your support to us all this year. I'm new to AF and your words of wisdom have helped tremendously. Enjoy your holiday. Jenny
I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year. I also hope you stay well and af free. This site and the people in it has helped me so much. I was so afraid when I was told I have af but you all helped me to understand and calmed some of my fears. May God bless you all!
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