HAD MY INTERROGATION - WHOOPIE!!
- by Hot Heart
- 2010-07-23 06:07:54
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Hi guys, had my 6th month check up yesterday, brilliant news, afib episodes 11,000 first 6 months, 920 second six months, none at all this six months, I never took the medication but have a glass of red every day, have no idea if this has had an effect, wouldnt recommend it though unless doc says ok.
Vent pacing went from 84% then to 32% and this time only 6.5% fantastic news.
Atr pacing about 82%.
Told them I loved rate response on and how well I feel so they didnt change the settings, not got to go back for 12 months.
Battery life 4.5-7.5 years, so very non specific.
Heart rate had only gone up to 110, but am now leaving teaching and will have more time for gym, gardening etc, so hopefully my aim now is to get it going higher over the next 12 months (all pics of Wentworth Miller appreciated, he does seem to do something to my heart rate! lol)
So, all is good at the moment, but heartu I gotta confess I went out and had some bad food! lol
HHx
5 Comments
pleased!
by sputnick - 2010-07-23 11:07:30
So pleased for you that things pm wise are going so well! It is good that your pacing has gone down so much. I wish mine would!
like you I don't have to go back for a year. It 's such a boost to your confidence in how you are doing isn't it.
Well, keep drinking the wine, after all, it is supposed to be good for your heart (that's my excuse anyway)!
best wishes Jan
thanks guys!
by Hot Heart - 2010-07-24 10:07:31
I had a fantastic time last night, a send off from all the people at work. We went to an open air rock concert, I got cards, pressies and we had a picnic and wine.
This is now the next stage of my life, new venture, running parties in houses and fashion shows in schools, colleges and businesses, with a view to selling clothes from my daughter's business.
Oh yes, you probably wonder what I'm talking about, I retired yesterday! lol
HH
Lucky you!
by sputnick - 2010-07-24 11:07:59
Happy retirement, and good luck with your new venture
Jan
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The pacer systems are really very reliable. The main problem is the incompetent programming of them. If yours is working well for you, get on with life and enjoy it. You probably are more at risk of problems with a valve job than the pacer.
very common
by Beckes76 - 2010-07-23 02:07:06
They always put the batter life at a very wide range. It doesn't really get lower until it's been around 5 years. They say that I still have about 4 years left on mine and it's been 5 years. Welcome to the club.