Getting my life back

[TheJazzSinger132]

I wrote awhile ago that I was scheduled for a Wolf Mini-maze procedure at the DeBakey Houston Heart Center. I suffered through a year of blood thinners first. I am now 3 weeks out since my surgery. Dr Wolf did his magic on my heart and put in an LAA Atriclip so I am now free from blood thinners and any stroke risk in that most common area. The surgery was not bad...still healing so I have a way to go but I already feel better than before surgery. By the way, I'm 79 and had persistent AFib for decades with its exhausting symptoms. I look forward to complete healing over the next few months. WolfMinimaze.com will get you there.

[TracyAdmin Partner]

👏 thank you for sharing your post! Perhaps you would be willing to share your experiences with us to offer hope and support to others who may be finding themselves in a similar situation? We would really like to hear from you, please contact our Patient Services Team at the AF Association; [e-mail]

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[jeanjeannie50]

It's good to hear that you are recuperating so well. Please let us know at later stages, say three and six months, how you are progressing.

Wishing you well.

Jean

[Rainfern]

Thanks so much for sharing JazzSinger. This procedure is something we’ve heard about from several people on this forum and it always seems to be a successful outcome. I believe several of these meet on a separate forum to share progress. All best for the future.

[Omniscient1]

Great news, thanks for letting us know.

[Janeybugs]

If you don’t mind me asking, did Medicare cover the mini maze procedure.?

[MummyLuv]

wonderful news, hope you continue on this path of NSR, you are an inspiration at 79! 😍