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Reno, NV
April 17
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I hope so too! Thank you for the positive feedback. Good vibes to you

April 21
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Sandy, it is the best thing I have ever done. It will take time for you to heal but hopefully, before long, you will feel the same way❤️

April 21
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Thank you for your reply. The surgery was awful for me, lots of back pain for 4 hours and my doctor has zero bedside manner! The whole thing was terrible. But I'm glad your experience wasn't as bad . Are you ok now? Any side effects?

April 21
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Sandy, it was easy. No, I did not have to stay overnight. I was home hours later. It is an outpatient procedure. The thing you need to know is to be careful of the groin site where they enter the body. Just watch for bleeding. You will be fine, and you might even feel better than you think you will. 🤗

April 21
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

How was the ablation itself? Easy or hard? Mo e was difficult for me. Did you have to stay over night? What do you mean by 4 "different " ablations why air many and how were they different? How are you doing today? Are you still having symptoms?

April 20

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