yAY!

Just returned from an interrogation where I'm very pleased to announce that BOTH my leads are still attached and everything is working properly.

My underlying "natural" rhythm is junctional. I no longer have any P waves, but I'm thankful for the atrial lead to pace me at 100%.

My rate response was adjusted slightly, and I'll see them again next month for another tweak.

I am absolutely DIGGIN' Medtronic's service, and my Adapta Dual Chamber Pacemaker.

For once in my life, I think things are finally falling into place.

YAY!

Thanks ya'll for helping me along. I don't know what I would have done without ya'll. Thanks Blake for this site....

Always,
Angelie

3 Comments

Congratulations

by ppt - 2009-10-08 05:10:16

Hoping this is the beginning of much much better days for you !! WAHOOOOO!!

woohoo!

by clemsongirl - 2009-10-08 12:10:52

So happy to hear good news! I go for my first check after my replacement next Wednesday. After all you went through, I just want to know that my new lead is still attached!

interrogation

by ElectricFrank - 2009-10-09 12:10:07

I don't like that word interrogation. Sounds like being in court.
*******
"Now Angelie, remember you are under oath, are you denying that you have P waves?"

"Yes sir"

"And you claim to have natural junctional rhythm?"

"yes sir"

"Please tell the court what purpose you had in displaying this junctional rhythm in public"

Sob Sob
*********
Now do you see why I don't like the term????

G(:

frank

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