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[ruskin10]

I don't contribute much to the forum much these days but do read them. When first diagnosed over 10 years ago I found so much help and reassurance from HU. I'm sure others feel the same. Pat

[jeanjeannie50]

Yes, it was so comforting to find people who really understood just how dreadful AF could make you feel and tell you ways they'd been helped.

I'll be forever grateful for someone I knew, years ago, telling me about this forum.

[Drounding]

Totally agree. I still read through posts daily and occasionally post replies because I know how much of a difference it can make to others. Finding the forums initially was so reassuring that I wasn't going through this alone.

[Nan1]

I totally agree. When I have any worry relating to my AF HealthUnlocked is the first thing I Google.

[Sixtyslidogirl]

me too. I don’t completely know what’s the matter with my heart yet, occasional racing/ectopic beats which come and go. Just working with diet and alcohol (sadly Prosecco seems to set ‘it’ off, but not red wine) to see what happens. I have a frontier X chest strap to try and catch the episodes. Anyway, it is great to be able to read what people have written here even if I haven’t much to contribute. So thanks to all of you.

[irene75359]

I am very grateful for this forum too. I don't contribute much because I have been most fortunate in that after being diagnosed seven years ago my AF episodes have been well controlled and have never become worse so I have very little experience that I can pass on. But I read it every day to keep abreast of treatments as of course everything might change for me.