I met my electrophysiologist in 2016 after ankle surgery revealed electrical heart issues earlier that year.
I caught up with him yesterday, and after 7 years of heart dramas, a cardioversion, 4 ablations, 1 abandoned ablation when they found a blood clot in my heart and multiple hospitalisations, he is finally happy to now put me on his, "we'll catch up every year from now on" list.
My heart has been pretty good since my last ablation in 2019, although the three Pfizer Covid jabs I had greatly unsettled it. (The Novavax was much better for me).
I felt pretty elated after leaving his office and I'm looking forward to the next year. We have three trips booked - Bali and Tasmania this year and Europe next May. We are also set to become grandparents for the first time in January.
Dare I say it, but I'm almost feeling "normal" again. (My fingers are crossed so I don't jinx myself ๐คฃ)
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That's fantastic news Kaz, I bet you're looking forward to your grandchild too. I'll be looking out for the news on FB ๐คMaybe we'll bump into each other again when you come to Europe, you never know. Stay well and enjoy your travels! ๐๐
Ah Kaz! How great is that?! Have followed your adventures of the heart for some time through all the tribulations, so happy for you.Enjoy your trips and the greatest gift of all,a grandchild!
Hi Karen, great to hear your good news. Its lovely to hear you so upbeat about your health and becoming a grandparent. I was only wondering the other day whether or when that may happen - call me a witch ๐คฃ. Congratulations to M&T and long may your heart keep behaving x
I too have followed your journey. May your future journeys be filled with peace,joy and by all means fun and snuggles with that new grand baby! Safe travels!
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