Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Rainy Day Auto said:
Good thing I only tack welded it, the brackets need to move up 1/2 inch on one side and 3/4 inch on the other. It's out of adjustment but I would still like it up more because I'm taking into account that new upholstery will be a fluffier than this beat down crap

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Or keep them low because you're so short.... :D :poke:

(That way your feet can touch the floor)... :lol:
 
Unconventional said:
It never really warmed up here today, barely over 60. So a second latte with a cinnamon distilled beverage flavoring agent was made about the end of first quarter. The latte was about half and half after there was enough room in the cup until completion.
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60's, hell we didn't even reach 20 today... :rolleyes:
 
Unconventional said:
It never really warmed up here today, barely over 60.
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zkx14 said:
You poor thing.
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Ddaddy said:
Sorry. I spent 3 hours this evening in scary afib wondering if I was going to see tomorrow.

Kinda made me think back on my life...

Not trying to be a downer.
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I hope you're feeling better... If not, see a doc...
 
Unconventional said:
You doin' ok now? That is scary.
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Yeah, it reset back to normal rhythm about 30 mins ago.

I have been dealing with this off and on for 3 years now. It doesn’t last long enough for any intervention although I have been in the ER for it twice. Most times between 15 mins and 3 hours, but one or two have gone 8 hours, hence the ER visits.

My cardiologist says nothing can be done unless it persists for a couple of days...but it is scary as hell when it happens.

Never sure if the next heartbeat is the last while it’s happening. Even he says that a real possibility. Just hope, pray and get to the ER if you think it’s needed.

Kinda changes my perspective on life.
 
Good thing I don't give a sheite about football. :lol: watching West Wing. Great series.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
A car you sold? Or passed up?
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Sold it.....Part of the deal I made to get my 64 Sport fury.....I just had to have that 426 Wedge....And a 64 Sport fury convertible looks so much better then a 69 RR convertible. IMO.
 
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Ddaddy said:
Yeah, it reset back to normal rhythm about 30 mins ago.

I have been dealing with this off and on for 3 years now. It doesn’t last long enough for any intervention although I have been in the ER for it twice. Most times between 15 mins and 3 hours, but one or two have gone 8 hours, hence the ER visits.

My cardiologist says nothing can be done unless it persists for a couple of days...but it is scary as hell when it happens.

Never sure if the next heartbeat is the last while it’s happening. Even he says that a real possibility. Just hope, pray and get to the ER if you think it’s needed.

Kinda changes my perspective on life.
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When my BP was getting out of whack early last year my pulse was jumping way up and I would shiver uncontrollably. That's when I had the monitor on for a month. Only caught one brief episode of afib that I know. That's when I was in a junkyard getting Neon parts and my pulse hit 180. As scary as those shivering episodes can be I think the longest might have been a half hour. Has happened several times, but nothing more than a few minutes for several months now. So, yeh I guess knowing your actually in afib for that long would be quite concerning to say the least.
 
Purrrrrfect

Moved the brackets up and now it's in the middle of the adjustment range and it's all where I want it.

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zkx14 said:
When my BP was getting out of whack early last year my pulse was jumping way up and I would shiver uncontrollably. That's when I had the monitor on for a month. Only caught one brief episode of afib that I know. That's when I was in a junkyard getting Neon parts and my pulse hit 180. As scary as those shivering episodes can be I think the longest might have been a half hour. Has happened several times, but nothing more than a few minutes for several months now. So, yeh I guess knowing your actually in afib for that long would be quite concerning to say the least.
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My pulse only gets to around 100, but it feels like a fish jumping around in my chest and the time between heartbeats that I feel can be as much as 2 seconds.

Those 2 seconds feel like an eternity.
 
Well, Packers have come back farther than I thought the would, Probably too little too late. Stranger things have happened. At least the final score won't be an embarrassment.
 
Ddaddy said:
Yeah, it reset back to normal rhythm about 30 mins ago.

I have been dealing with this off and on for 3 years now. It doesn’t last long enough for any intervention although I have been in the ER for it twice. Most times between 15 mins and 3 hours, but one or two have gone 8 hours, hence the ER visits.

My cardiologist says nothing can be done unless it persists for a couple of days...but it is scary as hell when it happens.

Never sure if the next heartbeat is the last while it’s happening. Even he says that a real possibility. Just hope, pray and get to the ER if you think it’s needed.

Kinda changes my perspective on life.
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I have a friend that was dealing with it. After much doctoring he on his own cut out ALL caffeine. Hasn't had an episode in 1 1/2 years now
 
Well game over.....Dang I picked two losing teams there goes $25. I am a cheap gambler
 
dartnabout said:
I have a friend that was dealing with it. After much doctoring he on his own cut out ALL caffeine. Hasn't had an episode in 1 1/2 years now
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Everyone is different when it comes to afib, docs still don’t know what triggers it.

I’m glad he found something that worked for him.

I only drink one 7 oz. cup of coffee per day with no other caffeine. Mine seems to be more linked to electrolyte balance than anything else.

I thought I might be setting myself up for an episode at the end of last week when I moved a bunch of heavy furniture up and down the stairs to the second floor. It caused my worked muscles to hold more water and threw my electrolyte balance out of whack.

Sure enough, two nights of intermittent afib and tonight was the long one as I was peeing every 2 hours all day as my osmotic balance was resetting.

I wish this damned thing had mixture screws like a carb so I could retune it as conditions change.
 
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