Ross
Well-known member
please keep my best friend in your prayers. He is 46 and has had heart problems his entire life. He's to the point now where he's tired of it all and simply wants to let go. It's very hard to keep him from thinking that way. Over the last year, he's gone in afib numeous times and cardioversion almost everytime. He's been ablated and apparently it's done no good. I got this from him a few minutes ago.
I went to the Cleveland Clinic yesterday. As it stands right now I have been going in & out of A-fib, mostly in. I was told by Dr. Kanj, who by the way is leaving the clinic, that I will probably need another ablation. This next ablation will be done by yet another doctor. The next ablation could help, but most likely what will happen is that it would end up to be too much scarring. With too much scarring the electrodes in the heart cannot communicate. This will mean that I will need a pacemaker installed. The way my heart is set up still, the way the doctor was talking, makes that kind of iffy also. I do not know what to do.
Terry
I went to the Cleveland Clinic yesterday. As it stands right now I have been going in & out of A-fib, mostly in. I was told by Dr. Kanj, who by the way is leaving the clinic, that I will probably need another ablation. This next ablation will be done by yet another doctor. The next ablation could help, but most likely what will happen is that it would end up to be too much scarring. With too much scarring the electrodes in the heart cannot communicate. This will mean that I will need a pacemaker installed. The way my heart is set up still, the way the doctor was talking, makes that kind of iffy also. I do not know what to do.
Terry