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For all a-fibbers worried about what effects a colonoscopy would have on a-fib, mine turned out to be a success. It was done on Friday and of course I worried needlessly about going into a-fib. In fact, I spoke directly to my heart, telling it to behave! It did. However, I developed hives the day after the procedure – probably from anesthesia or other drugs. There’s always something!

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Pleased to here it all went well for you.

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I'm curious. When you spoke to your heart, did you do it because Jesus said, "speak to the mountain and it should obey you?" Thanks.

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Maybe so! ☺️

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