Happy New Year

[dedeottie]

I hope you all enjoy tonight however you are celebrating. Hears hoping that we all have a fulfilling 2016 embracing and overcoming any challenges along the way. Thank you all for being my best buddies and for all the support you have given me this year.

Jane x

[dedeottie]

Here's,even!

[Rellim296]

Ditto to all of that, and let's hope there aren't too many challenges of the AF variety ahead!

[BobD Volunteer]

Loved the typo. Happy New Year to you also.

[PeterWh]

Ditto. Happy new year everyone!!!

[SRMGrandma Volunteer]

Happy New Year to you, Jane! Here's to a healthy 2016 for you and all the rest of us!

[PeterWh in reply to SRMGrandma]

And fewer shocks along the way😀😀

[Hidden]

Jane, Happy New Year to you too and to all other forumites, old and new !

Sandra

[Finvola]

Thank you Jane and a Very Happy 2016 to you and everyone on this forum.

May 2016 be better, healthier and calmer in every way for all of us.🍾🍷🍸

[jan-ran]

Same back to you and everyone. In peace and hope, JanR x

[Musetta]

G'day from Downunder Sydney - It's a beautiful blue sky day and a balmy 26 degrees -

a dip in the waves this afternoon, a perfect way to start the first day of 2016

The very best to all and long live NSR!

Cheers,

Musetta

[dedeottie in reply to Musetta]

Sounds a perfect start. X

[teach2learn]

Hate to be an Eeyore to your cheery post, but I just woke up to celebration fireworks thumping along to the rhythm of my AF heartbeat overriding the bedtime flecainide. Welcome to 2016!

[angiek in reply to teach2learn]

Me too! I was horse and dog sitting so that my daughter could enjoy the celebrations with her siblings, fell asleep listening to the radio and woke to loud fireworks at exactly midnight, with heart rate at 150 bpm! Was quite surreal! Luckily didn't last very long.

[teach2learn in reply to angiek]

Quite an adrenalin rush. At least we know all the other systems are working properly!

Happy and healthier New Year to you.

[angiek in reply to teach2learn]

Thank you, and to you!

[dedeottie in reply to teach2learn]

It has a knack of reminding us its still there, at the most inappropriate times. Hope its a short one.x

[teach2learn in reply to dedeottie]

Thanks. It was. As soon as I fully awoke and realized it wasn't my garage blowing up beneath me. Adrenalin really works!

[PeterWh in reply to teach2learn]

That's one advantage of me being in persistent AF!!!! Though fireworks do give the heart a jolt.

[teach2learn in reply to PeterWh]

Especially when they wake you up! Persistent?! Get that thing fixed! I was in persistent AF before ablation. Then 15 months of NSR bliss. I think the holiday stress got me going again, but much milder and this time controlled by flecainide (unless abnormal adrenalin kicks in). Best wishes for a better 2016.

[PeterWh in reply to teach2learn]

I was in persistent AF when diagnosed. Had an ablation last year (2015) but went back into persistent AF less than 72 hours later. Saw the consultant a few weeks later and I immediately signed up for ablation no 2 and I am just waiting for it now. I was told before the first one that in MY case there was no chance it would work first time.

[teach2learn in reply to PeterWh]

It's so interesting how differently we all experience this little monster! Best wishes on the second try! BTW, just as an experiment today, I went without my morning flecainide, and went the entire day in NSR. Pretty sure holiday stress was to blame for the resurgence...though I'm sure also that doesn't mean I'm permanently out of the woods. We'll take what we can get,eh?

[Carol70]

Hi Jane - just seen your post. A Happy New Year to you and everyone on this forum.

Carol

[sann]

Happy and a Healthy new year to all my fellow AFs xx

[Susiebelle]

Happy New Year fellow AFs😀X

[MickPy]

Happy new year to all