We went to the Sunnybank Collie show today in New Jersey. Great time and we met Timmy from "Lassie" who has written a book and is selling. Very nice guy--he grew up as nice as his TV character.
Had an ablation about four years ago. Worked great. In early June I went into AFIB and got a cardio version. Two weeks later, I had to be converted again. Then I went to the electrophysiologist to schedule an ablation--earliest they could fit me in was Sept. They added a new med and increased dosage on another, and so far, no Afib for well over a month. My question is, should I cancel the scheduled ablation and continue to see how long I can go with incident by just taking the meds? The doctor said its my decision to make. Anyone have advice or ideas on how to proceed?
Is there some resource where I can check out NY State products. I mean something with reviews and ratings of individual products.
Just wondering--these bans are obviously a huge issue for Facebook users. It's pretty obvious that it's a problem with their AI or whatever. Has Meta made any comment about this.? Have they given any explanation? Pretty shocking whats going on
So sad to see this. He's one of my favorites on the radio for his no bull way of dealing with stuff. He will be missed.
With Iran, the cage matches the destruction of the east wing and the reflecting pool nonsense, has Trump managed to dodge a bullet when it comes to Epstein? Does the Epstein affair have anymore legs? Nobody seems to be talking much about it.
Spent 700 bucks to buy an Xbox for one reason--wanted to run MSFS 24. Every day there is a new problem and none of the fixes work. Today for instance, after loading, all the buttons on my Controller became inactive--I couldn't advance to the menu---Tried everything ChatGPI suggested, didn't work. Deleted and reinstalled MSFS 24--didn't work. MSFS support is almost impossible to navigate and forget about talking to a human. Chances are they will blame on the developer anyway. Any ideas before I sell this thing on Ebay?
Anyone take Multaq 400 Mg's for Afib control. Just had a prescription filed and got sticker shock--over 850 dollars. I'm a senior on a fixed income not sure if I can afford this.
I was wondering what the job market looks like for people who want to work in an academic settings who have just got their PHD's in Antrho. Is it as bleak as other fields in the humanities?
I've often wondered, how important is the skill set and TALENT of the person who does your ablation? I've been told, well you must go see Dr. ___ because he's considered the best. Or no, don't see him, go see Dr.___ cause he's considered the best. Are these claims based on actual empirical data or is a function that anyone who is board certified to do the procedure will give you equal results. Will the guy doing ablations at a regional hospital in rural America get equal results to someone who does them at a teaching hospital in the city. Maybe there is no answer, but I'm wondering.