I've mentioned the AF Association's Patients' Day a few times in my posts, especially for people who are new to AF. Having just booked to go this year, I thought it might help to put the link in the forum in case people haven't seen it:
Hyatt Regency, Bridge street is where I stay (there is a foot bridge to ICC) and where the supper will take place but there is also a Premier Inn near
Bridge Street as well. There is little parking at ICC or any of the hotels but a public multi story one about ten mins walk away . Down Bridge Street and turn left at the bottom.
It seems like all of you are in Great Britain and that these get togethers are all there and look wonderful .........am I the only American on this site?? Lol.....cannot be. I would love some get together so here in southeast USA where I'm from. Afib is such a lonely experience that terrifies with symptoms and then waiting for symptoms. Can anyone talk about exercise and the benefits for it in the fight against afib. I had my ablation week ago and was told to start walking. I am afraid that ANYTHING I do could bring it on. I was doing very very strenuous exercising when the afib started and blame myself for not knowing my limits and pushing myself setting myself up for afib to rear its ugly head.
Up at the top here there's a downwards arrow by your name and the pull down menu includes 'People near me'. I've four within 20 miles but we have never made an attempt to meet up!
I've a treadmill and went carefully after my ablation starting on the flat and increasing speed, distance and elevation in turn each day. Easy to be in control.
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