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Hi Stuart I understand you are in Scotland. Is it Armadale in Skye or the other one. If it is the Skye one you can maybe help me with a good cardio to see. I'm in Ross-shire. I understood form my cardio after my heart scan that as there was no dama

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Yesterday a friend sent me a chain letter suggesting that every American should buy at least one stock tomorrow when the stock market reopens in order to send world terrorists the message that our economy has not been ruined and our spirits have not

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In a message dated 11/29/2001 1:22:49 PM Pacific Standard Time, Starfi6314@... writes: > However, one needs to be careful to take > just the right amount of potassium because too much could be fatal. For > that > reason, potassium is best obtaine

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It's amazing how many of us experience similar cramps. What you describe, sounds quite familiar. In my case, massaging the areas always helps, and where I can't reach I use an extended brush. Any other ideas, how to deal with them? / ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Dear , After an event of the magnitude we have witnessed, who cares whether we are off topic or not. We are not unemotional automatons after all. Every emotion we feel is reflected in our bodies in one way or another. It has helped me immensely t

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> Ellen: > > The company is Cantor Fitzgerald Partners. > > I already bought some stock this morning. > > Lee There were several people on the news looking for Cantor Fitzgerald employees. Their web site is not available, not surprisingly. So I w

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>I suffer from hypotension myself, but > sometimes for no explicable reason it soars 110/100. This has never > been noted by my Dr's. I only know because I bought a BP machine and > have been recording it. I haven't managed to find a trigger for the

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Could anyone tell me what the side effects of sotalol are or could be. Tambacor also. My Cardio is suggesting these medications to me. Thanks Rich

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In a message dated 11/29/01 1:09:23 PM Pacific Standard Time, pondsite@... writes: > , and I never take my condition lightly, but Im also aware of what a > beautiful day it is outside, and lets just lick this thing. walt > Walt, I agree with you.

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This back pain that I mentioned earlier. I have started getting this in the last few day. I am not sure what is causing this. I have had a lot of periods of Ectopic beats, the type where you heart misses a beat. This seems to be cause by Stress for m

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Re: simple meditation, it helps to focus your eyes on a " point " 2-3 feet in front of you, keeping your eyes slightly open. You won't fall asleep, and the meditation will be more focused and less " dreamy. " Sandy NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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well, all this news about ameoderone has certainly snapped me to attention. after 17 yrs of af-most of that time controlled by tambacor, my episodes returned with more frequency. we have tried sotalol, rythmal, and are now on ameoderone. for the mome

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Me too - I have often been curious as to why Dofetilide is not sold on the open market. I for one would feel a heck of alot more comfortable knowing that it had been commercially released. I also worry on and off about the long term effects. Ell

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I have been part of this address for about 3 to 4 months. It is very good. Everyone is very responsive and caring. Thanks. I'm curious. Are most of you on this page in chronic AF or have random events throughout the day, week or month? Thanks Rich

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I just thought I would remind everyone that there is lots and lots of information about Dofetilide/Tikosyn in our Bookmarks section: Just click below; then click on the word " Medication " ; then click on the word " Tikosyn " : [url]http://groups

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In a message dated 11/30/01 3:19:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, msgander@... writes: > . My EC doesn't > really acknowledge there are vagally and adrenergically mediated forms of > af--he just mentions a vagal > component and I've given him the info

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Yesterday a friend sent me a chain letter suggesting that every American should buy at least one stock tomorrow when the stock market reopens in order to send world terrorists the message that our economy has not been ruined and our spirits have not

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Sotalol can be dangerous during start up. My husband was started in the hospital at Wood Heart Institute. They send a cardiac nurse, one on one, with their patients hooked up to a portable monitor when they send their patients off unit for things

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RE: News , first, i have been diagnosed as having Lone paroximal Afib. Yes, Afib is a symptom of HYPER active thyroidism. I am have auto-immune thyroiditis so i am underactive. We hypo candidates should therefore be the last people to be bl

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In a message dated 11/26/2001 4:58:51 PM Pacific Standard Time, madisonn99@... writes: > but I had an experience similar to yours, only in my > case the nurse needed some blood for the PT test. Ouch..... what made mine even more upsetting was that

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I am fairly new to this condition having suffered around three months. My symptoms generally occur in bed or when I'm relaxing. I get very nervous when I have an attack. This has resulted in me visiting various hospitals on many occasions. I joined t

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> Has anyone been on this med before? Did it help with PAC's and if it > did what was your dosage?? It's a brand name for Acebutolol (a beta blocker) I can only find 2 entires in the datbase that have marked it (out of 168 entries) and both those app

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, my own story. I have had Afib for the past 7 years. For the first couple of years I had an attack about twice a year and one time went 2 years without having one. It would last about 7 - 9 hours. When the episodes bacame more frequent My physicia

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, I hope you will read my post of today, where I tell you about my family experiences with afib and other arrythmias. grace 57/nj GRACE CERRATO

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attenlol and sotalol work differently. Ive been on both, and am still on sotalol, and after coming off amiordoran, I love it. Sotalol should be required to have the patient put in the hospital, under direct cardio hook-up for the first 3 days. Being

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Hi Stuart I understand you are in Scotland. Is it Armadale in Skye or the other one. If it is the Skye one you can maybe help me with a good cardio to see. I'm in Ross-shire. I understood form my cardio after my heart scan that as there was no dama

Yesterday a friend sent me a chain letter suggesting that every American should buy at least one stock tomorrow when the stock market reopens in order to send world terrorists the message that our economy has not been ruined and our spirits have not

In a message dated 11/29/2001 1:22:49 PM Pacific Standard Time, Starfi6314@... writes: > However, one needs to be careful to take > just the right amount of potassium because too much could be fatal. For > that > reason, potassium is best obtaine

It's amazing how many of us experience similar cramps. What you describe, sounds quite familiar. In my case, massaging the areas always helps, and where I can't reach I use an extended brush. Any other ideas, how to deal with them? / ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dear , After an event of the magnitude we have witnessed, who cares whether we are off topic or not. We are not unemotional automatons after all. Every emotion we feel is reflected in our bodies in one way or another. It has helped me immensely t

> Ellen: > > The company is Cantor Fitzgerald Partners. > > I already bought some stock this morning. > > Lee There were several people on the news looking for Cantor Fitzgerald employees. Their web site is not available, not surprisingly. So I w

>I suffer from hypotension myself, but > sometimes for no explicable reason it soars 110/100. This has never > been noted by my Dr's. I only know because I bought a BP machine and > have been recording it. I haven't managed to find a trigger for the

Could anyone tell me what the side effects of sotalol are or could be. Tambacor also. My Cardio is suggesting these medications to me. Thanks Rich

In a message dated 11/29/01 1:09:23 PM Pacific Standard Time, pondsite@... writes: > , and I never take my condition lightly, but Im also aware of what a > beautiful day it is outside, and lets just lick this thing. walt > Walt, I agree with you.

This back pain that I mentioned earlier. I have started getting this in the last few day. I am not sure what is causing this. I have had a lot of periods of Ectopic beats, the type where you heart misses a beat. This seems to be cause by Stress for m

Re: simple meditation, it helps to focus your eyes on a " point " 2-3 feet in front of you, keeping your eyes slightly open. You won't fall asleep, and the meditation will be more focused and less " dreamy. " Sandy NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

well, all this news about ameoderone has certainly snapped me to attention. after 17 yrs of af-most of that time controlled by tambacor, my episodes returned with more frequency. we have tried sotalol, rythmal, and are now on ameoderone. for the mome

Me too - I have often been curious as to why Dofetilide is not sold on the open market. I for one would feel a heck of alot more comfortable knowing that it had been commercially released. I also worry on and off about the long term effects. Ell

I have been part of this address for about 3 to 4 months. It is very good. Everyone is very responsive and caring. Thanks. I'm curious. Are most of you on this page in chronic AF or have random events throughout the day, week or month? Thanks Rich

I just thought I would remind everyone that there is lots and lots of information about Dofetilide/Tikosyn in our Bookmarks section: Just click below; then click on the word " Medication " ; then click on the word " Tikosyn " : [url]http://groups

In a message dated 11/30/01 3:19:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, msgander@... writes: > . My EC doesn't > really acknowledge there are vagally and adrenergically mediated forms of > af--he just mentions a vagal > component and I've given him the info

Yesterday a friend sent me a chain letter suggesting that every American should buy at least one stock tomorrow when the stock market reopens in order to send world terrorists the message that our economy has not been ruined and our spirits have not

Sotalol can be dangerous during start up. My husband was started in the hospital at Wood Heart Institute. They send a cardiac nurse, one on one, with their patients hooked up to a portable monitor when they send their patients off unit for things

RE: News , first, i have been diagnosed as having Lone paroximal Afib. Yes, Afib is a symptom of HYPER active thyroidism. I am have auto-immune thyroiditis so i am underactive. We hypo candidates should therefore be the last people to be bl

In a message dated 11/26/2001 4:58:51 PM Pacific Standard Time, madisonn99@... writes: > but I had an experience similar to yours, only in my > case the nurse needed some blood for the PT test. Ouch..... what made mine even more upsetting was that

I am fairly new to this condition having suffered around three months. My symptoms generally occur in bed or when I'm relaxing. I get very nervous when I have an attack. This has resulted in me visiting various hospitals on many occasions. I joined t

> Has anyone been on this med before? Did it help with PAC's and if it > did what was your dosage?? It's a brand name for Acebutolol (a beta blocker) I can only find 2 entires in the datbase that have marked it (out of 168 entries) and both those app

, my own story. I have had Afib for the past 7 years. For the first couple of years I had an attack about twice a year and one time went 2 years without having one. It would last about 7 - 9 hours. When the episodes bacame more frequent My physicia

, I hope you will read my post of today, where I tell you about my family experiences with afib and other arrythmias. grace 57/nj GRACE CERRATO

attenlol and sotalol work differently. Ive been on both, and am still on sotalol, and after coming off amiordoran, I love it. Sotalol should be required to have the patient put in the hospital, under direct cardio hook-up for the first 3 days. Being

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