jedimasterlincoln

Keep smiling Janco!

Vonnieruth

That's a lovely picture Hope your more settled now and relaxing

secondtry

I believe you hit the nail on the head with the 'combination' theory..reduce all of them for the future. Good luck!

Morzine

Oh gosh , you’ve made me realize what a tricky beast we deal with.....I’m a newbie, had it since May, but seems now to have settled down to the point maybe I’m getting to finally forget it and stopped taking my pulse a lot.........you are .four years free if it and it rears it’s ugly head.... It lies silent for so long? .......phew.....

Chicohamilton

Lovely photo !! I think you are well in control of your AF - I’m in a similar situation myself. I’m utterly convinced that wine is my trigger and I have eliminated it sadly from my life but still thankfully enjoy a few beers.

Janith in reply to Chicohamilton

Wine is the culprit with me as well. However one can purchase sulfite free wine ... l haven’t tried it because l am in Europe and l want to wait until l am back in America to experiment. My cardiologist is around the corner! I do have an occasional g & t with zero issues. I have been afib free for two years and have had two attacks in total.

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jeanjeannie50

I like your way of thinking Janco and love the photo of you and your daughter. Yes, it could possibly have been the sulphur in the wine you drank. In supermarkets you can buy sulphur free wine, but there's not a wide choice.

Jean

Jlaine

4 yrs is good to be in nsr!!Most of us would be delighted but it is unfortunate that you are back in afib. More than likely cardioversion is in your future! Hope it works. Best of luck to ya