04.06.2013

redeux

by David

After a few weeks of just a few heart flutter’s, it came back pretty good last night. I’ve been going over everything i’ve done that may of caused it, but nothing.

The echo-cardiogram showed nothing as far as I know. The monitoring device I had to wear for 24 hours, havent heard anything from that.

Soooooo frustrating.

03.31.2013

PoTD Week 13

by David

Week 13

03.24.2013

PoTD Week 12

by David

lots of pics, but only a few days…

Week 12

03.17.2013

PoTD Week 11

by David

Week 11, got a lot of traveling coming up!

03.10.2013

PoTD Week 10

by David

Week 10 pictures

03.03.2013

PoTD Week 9

by David

Week 9 (almost)

02.24.2013

PoTD Week 8

by David

Week 8 (argh)

02.20.2013

bugs!

by David

So it seems that one of the plugin’s I use brought a bug out in mysql and has caused the issue with posting pictures. It’s rather annoying.

My provider has informed me today they are going to be installing an update either tonight or tomorrow which should take care of it and allow me to post my pics again.

02.17.2013

PoTD Week 7

by David

Week 7 *catching up*

02.17.2013

Last night I had a bit of a scare dealing with my heart. It was something that was bothering me for the last day and a half until last night when it was really bad. I kept feeling this thumping, squeezing, cough inducing sensation in my upper chest/lower throat.

I called Valley Meds doctor line and spoke to the on call who asked me a series of questions and then told me to hang up and call 911.

Within 5 minutes of me calling 911, the first responders were pulling up. In all, a fire engine, paramedics, and ambulance.

Luckily, it was not a heart attack, the EKG was clean on that. But the heart monitor was showing irregular heart beats and my blood pressure was 158/93. Normally it’s 110/70ish.

Once at the hospital, they ran tests, blood work, xrays and settled upon what they call PVC, or Premature Ventricular Contraction. In my case, the bottom portion of my heart would pump twice in a quick beat, inducing a pause (skipped heart beat), and then a normal beat. That normal beat afterwards, as it was explained to me, was the sensation I was getting. The heart was filled with more blood than usual and had to pump harder to get it out.

They said it’s not something to really worry about at this stage, but I do need to make an appt with my doctor for some other tests. I think it may actually be caused by my new meds i’ve been on for about two months now. But we shall let them decide.

I also wanted to give a big thank you to the emergency personnel that showed up last night. It was shockingly quick and am happy to have first responders that good. Tukwila, Washington Fire dept, paramedic’s, and Tri-Med ambulance service.

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