Almost afraid to write this incase I jinx my health!
Some of you may remember that I recently spent 9 weeks in hospital with sepsis/endocarditis. In the latter weeks I mentioned to the consultant that I felt that my AF had improved during my spell "inside". She nodded, as a mother would with a child and dismissed my theories about rest, relaxation etc with a friendly smile.
Since I came home this feeling of wellbeing has increased and now that I'm getting my strength back I feel better than I have for years.
As I say, almost afraid to post this, but there is tangible proof in that the leak from my mitral valve has now been regraded from severe to mild.
Just thought I would share to let others see that sometimes good comes from unexpected sources. xx
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So good to hear and I am sure you are right. Someone else mentioned recently that they never have af when away, and I am the same. must be allergic to my family😊
The body is amazing and unpredictable. I was in hospita with sepsisl for half the length of time you were but with missed medications, fasting and stress I was really worried that the AF would return. But it didn't. Doesn't mske sense but made me happy.
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