Another little update.

[Achant1]

Hello bumpys, hope you’re all positive as can be, well things have cranked up a notch, I got a phone call out of the blue on Monday from my EP’s secretary offering a phone appointment for today, long story short one of my eps team phoned today, I told him what was going on and he said there were two options, carry on on the meds or ablate. I jumped at the ablation and should be getting in over the next three months. He said he thinks certain areas may need revisiting. Happy days, I hate taking meds. I’m honestly humbled and thankful for the nhs.

[Lien-Ju]

What a good new! I’m glad you could have an ablation so quickly. I hope you will be in sinus rhythm for the following months.

Julien

[Achant1 in reply to Lien-Ju]

Thank you.

[ijan]

Great that you won't have too long a wait for your ablation. Somehow, having a clear plan of action can improve QOL.

I know what it feels like when a banished arrhythmia returns....mine started yesterday after nearly two years.......I'm waiting for a copy of my EP's response to my GP generated cardiograms before deciding my next move.

Keep us posted.

Jan

[Achant1 in reply to ijan]

Sorry to hear that, a plan definitely helps calm any unease. Good luck going forward.

[KMRobbo]

Great news, best wishes it is soon

[wilsond]

Good news and so quick! Best wishes to you x

[Barb1]

I am pleased for you but perplexed that folks are having ablations, whilst my EP says not until after the worst of COVID.

[jerseygirl49]

Good news and wish you all the best. I think we have all been guilty in the past of knocking the NHS but frankly, we are very fortunate we have it. I think they are going to try to keep going in all their other departments whilst coping with Covid19.

[Achant1 in reply to jerseygirl49]

Thank you, let’s hope so, as long as we all do our bit to help out.