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I see that alot of you mention that you had off and on A fib

attacks.. but now you have it 24/7.. does that mean that all who have

an A Fib attack will end up getting it for life? Like I said in a

previous messge before, I had an attack due to Low potassium and

stress.. this doesn't mean I will end up having A Fib attacks all my

life does it?

Since I have been on the Toprol, It's been pretty good with the

exception of feeling tired and a little weak at times.. I might be

going off it when I see my DR Tuesday, I am just afraid I will have

another A Fib attack.. I have had very small palpitations before, but

never an A Fib attack like I had last week, but the dr's think it may

have happen " triggered " due to the low potassium..

What do you all think? How do any of you live with A Fib on a regular

basis all the time? It really bothered me when I was in A Fib in the

hospital, I could not take that all the time.

Thanks

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