This is a very good suggestion, because many people become so obsessed about their heart that ruminate all day long about it. Nothing is gained by this, on the contrary, it can make things worse because they never stop being stressed out and fearful. Emotions and heart are intimately connected by a delicate chemical and electric system. AF is indeed the most common arrhythmia and is by itself not life threatening. The only risk is the possibility of developing blood clots, which nowadays is being prevented with the use of anticoagulants.
I’m dreaming of an afib free Christmas just like the ones I had before. Where my heart beats normal and stays regular and strong. And may all your Christmases be afib frees
These forum beginners
Keep calling them thinners, it's driving me crazy I swear.
What with AC refuseniks and dodgy statistics,
I'm thinking of going off air.
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Thanks for all your help and support Bob
Happy Christmas!
Badger
Well folks, we all like to rise to a challenge, so here goes:
We three ‘ologist’s at hospitals are
Trying to treat AF’ers who traverse afar
By bus, by car, puffing and blowing
All following Bob’s wise advice – well trying
O’ volunteers, with words of foresight
Providing us help to o’come our plight
Words of wisdom, seeking freedom
Helping us all, fight the good fight to get it right
Thanks to everyone for all the help and support over the past 3 years or so, without it, I'd probably still be climbing the walls........Have a wonderful Christmas and a healthy and peaceful New Year........
Oh dear, poetic words are not flowing from me tonight but I would like to wish you all a very lovely Christmas and a good start to the new year. I hope AF gives us all a well deserved break. Thanks to all for your support and help.
3 wise ablations...followed the bright star...and on the 22nd of December..all was peacefull!!! well thats how I hope to feel this friday....Happy Christmas to you all
The most fun I've had in a while. Thanks to all the participants and to the website volunteers for helping us understand our sneaky heart beats. Happy holidays!
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