Heart Attack to 10K (part 4.22) - Starting all over again 6 years on ... my latest blog

[PeterJemmett]

For my blog fan and anyone else following my adventures, here is my latest blog ...

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Thank-you for reading and I would love to hear your thoughts on any subject I have covered

[PeterJemmett]

ADDENDUM 13/02/23:

Almost as soon as I published this blog I flipped back to normal sinus rythmn, the first time I have reverted back without intervention since 18/04/22, I was in AFib for about 23 hours. I did not expect this so maybe the Amiodarone does have some benefit after all.

[PeterJemmett]

Thank you for your kind words. Chucking in the towel really doesn't seem like an option to me!

[Jackdaw44]

Wow ! What an amazing journey, well done. 😃

I just wish I was as brave as yourself. 😔 I’ve lost weight, I take all my meds, but as for the exercise, I’m very much lacking I’m afraid, too scared.

[PeterJemmett in reply to Jackdaw44]

Have you done cardiac rehab? - I found that really builds your confidence.

[Jackdaw44]

I’m afraid I didn’t.

At the time I had my HA my mum was in hospital dying from breast cancer, I’d been looking after her previously. As soon as I was released from hospital I went back to visiting her every day all day, it was several months before she passed and I missed out on the rehab.

[PeterJemmett in reply to Jackdaw44]

I'm sorry to hear that, that must have been a really hard time for you.

I'm surprised that they didn't keep a place open for you given your circumstances.

[Jackdaw44]

It was a very hard time indeed. My dad had only passed three years previously of a brain tumour. To be honest, and I’m going to sound like a bit of a wuss here, I don’t think I’ve come to terms with the loss of the both, then my HA, everything just seems to have gone down the drain in my life.