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This must be the first time have posted anything on this site for at

least 18 months after my PVA in London,UK August 2004.It is amazing how

quickly I forgot what it is like to be in AF almost everyday and the

only medication I take is one 75mg of Aspirin daily. No more

Flecainide,Amirodarone; or any other beta-blocker of any kind. To think

I had AF for 21 years and now I drink normal coffee;eat chocolate and

don't have to worry about gluten free stuff either. I hope that this is

some sort of encouragement to you people out there who have this enemy

AF. .

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Hi

Can you tell us where in london you had it done and by whom please ?.

18 months since PVA

This must be the first time have posted anything on this site for at

least 18 months after my PVA in London,UK August 2004.It is amazing how

quickly I forgot what it is like to be in AF almost everyday and the

only medication I take is one 75mg of Aspirin daily. No more

Flecainide,Amirodarone; or any other beta-blocker of any kind. To think

I had AF for 21 years and now I drink normal coffee;eat chocolate and

don't have to worry about gluten free stuff either. I hope that this is

some sort of encouragement to you people out there who have this enemy

AF. .

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These are the mail I like to see, all the oldies on this board use to dream

of this not that long ago I may add.

C Uk

Ps who and where was your done bupa or NHS

This must be the first time have posted anything on this site for at

least 18 months after my PVA in London,UK August 2004.It is amazing how

quickly I forgot what it is like to be in AF almost everyday and the

only medication I take is one 75mg of Aspirin daily. No more

Flecainide,Amirodarone; or any other beta-blocker of any kind. To think

I had AF for 21 years and now I drink normal coffee;eat chocolate and

don't have to worry about gluten free stuff either. I hope that this is

some sort of encouragement to you people out there who have this enemy

AF. .

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Hi . I hope to be where you are soon. Thanks for posting. It

gives us hope.

Sue

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> Hi

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> Can you tell us where in london you had it done and by whom

please ?.

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> 18 months since PVA

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> This must be the first time have posted anything on this site

for at

> least 18 months after my PVA in London,UK August 2004.It is

amazing how

> quickly I forgot what it is like to be in AF almost everyday

and the

> only medication I take is one 75mg of Aspirin daily. No more

> Flecainide,Amirodarone; or any other beta-blocker of any kind.

To think

> I had AF for 21 years and now I drink normal coffee;eat

chocolate and

> don't have to worry about gluten free stuff either. I hope that

this is

> some sort of encouragement to you people out there who have this

enemy

> AF. .

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Hi, sorry if i've missed something, but do we know

where & who did 's PVA? i'm looking to go to a new

specialist privately, not for another procedure, but

someone who's decent and knowledgeable and will spend

a little time looking into my case and thinking of the

best thing to do next - any suggestions?

Sue

--- charles Codling

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These are the mail I like to see, all the oldies on

this board use to dream

of this not that long ago I may add.

C Uk

Ps who and where was your done bupa or NHS

This must be the first time have posted anything on

this site for at

least 18 months after my PVA in London,UK August

2004.It is amazing how

quickly I forgot what it is like to be in AF almost

everyday and the

only medication I take is one 75mg of Aspirin daily.

No more

Flecainide,Amirodarone; or any other beta-blocker of

any kind. To think

I had AF for 21 years and now I drink normal

coffee;eat chocolate and

don't have to worry about gluten free stuff either. I

hope that this is

some sort of encouragement to you people out there who

have this enemy

AF. .

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