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Hi all well another 24 hours in hospital with my Afib it’s more or less permanent now but in the early hours of Thursday morning it spiked to 200. To say it was fining would be an understatement. I had an ok night things things considered, glad to be back home and let’s hope I can go longer than two weeks before my next trip

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Handel

Oh Tori. You poor love. I just wished they were able to something more now. This going to and coming home from hospital must be awful. Sending all my love and virtual hugs xxxxx

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buddy2blue in reply toHandel

Thank you. It’s just going to be ongoing now till I get a transplant. I can manage my symptoms quite well at home. It’s just when it spiked it really scared me and I wasn’t really aware of much. I’m going to get a life line then if or when it happens agin I can easily alert my parents xxx

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Rosiemycat

So sorry to hear this, you are very brave as you say let’s hope you have a few weeks break from medical problems. I think of you now quite often and don’t know how you cope with this, I’m not sure I would be so brave as you

Love

Shirley xx

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Disciple5451

My heart goes out to u so sorry

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Disciple5451

My heart goes out to u so sorry

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Harmony123

Oh dear, Tori, how stressful that all is, and you are so wonderfully brave. Yes, let’s hope you get a bit of time at home before the next hospital visit. Warmest wishes x

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buddy2blue in reply toHarmony123

Thank you. It’s just a cace of adapting to it xx

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Harmony123 in reply tobuddy2blue

Yes, it certainly is a case of adapting to it and you are good at it 🙂. X

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buddy2blue in reply toHarmony123

Lol I don’t have a Choice. I’m a bit worried at the moment that I won’t be able to keep living on my own after how I was the early hours of Thursday morning. I am going to ask my social worker about getting a lifeline put in xx

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Becksagogo in reply tobuddy2blue

That's a brilliant idea as long as you remember to wear the "bracelet" or "necklace " that comes with it. At least it will give you peace of mind. X

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stillaboveground in reply tobuddy2blue

Hi Tori. How the hell can you adapt to what you are going through, you are so brave and so strong willed, I admire you so very much. Take care, sending love and hugs. Ruth

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buddy2blue in reply tostillaboveground

I Believe you can adapt to anything if you have to. I’m not saying it’s easy but it is how it is xxx

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stillaboveground in reply tobuddy2blue

You are a hell of a woman

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Cookie24 in reply tobuddy2blue

You are strong

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Pigleywigley

Hi I have just read your bio. Agree with the others you are a brave lady & I know like you say you have to be. Hoping you have some good rest & people to look after you.Rachel x

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Harmony123

Yes, do that. I think that is a very good idea. It will be reassuring to just have to press a button to get help. (I think that’s what a life line is) x

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buddy2blue in reply toHarmony123

Yes it is and I could have used it on Thursday if I had one xx

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Handel

Let's just hope the gift of a new heart will come very soon. As everyone here is saying, you're brave and an inspiration to us all.With much love and hugs. Jan xxxxx

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buddy2blue in reply toHandel

Thank you jan. my cardiac team at the LGI are in regular contact with me xx

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buddy2blue in reply toHandel

Xxxxx

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waveylines

So sorry to hear this Tori.........flippin nightmare for you. I really hope that transplant turns up very soon. The lifeline sounds a great idea and am sure will help and also enable you to stay at home. Sending you big warm hugs xxx

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irene75359

I can understand you relief at being back in your own bed, and yes, push very hard for that lifeline! Stay safe x

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cassie1957

Thinking of you x Sending love & most of all hugs xx

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lettingoffsteam

So sorry to hear this .I really hope they find you a new heart very soon. 🙂

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kingsnorth

I’m fairly new to this forum and l have been reading your posts you sound an amazingly corsages young lady and l send you lots of hugs x

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Spangle14

You are a brave girl and deserve all luck you can get to improve your situation. Glad that you're back home and let us all hope that you remain stable for much longer xx

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Slidingdoors99

😥😥😥😥

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GrannySmithgs5

You are an amazing young lady , I truely hope that everything good slots into place for you xxxx

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Foxglo

I am so sorry to hear this, I started a run of bad AF but only 180 and that was bad enough. For me an ablation was mentioned which I had last December for me I wish I had had it years before.

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buddy2blue in reply toFoxglo

I can’t have an ablation unfortunately. I will be in more or less permanent AFIB now till I get a new heart

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