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My Annual Check Up with My Local EP Was Fantastic!

Travis Van Slooten |October 10, 2017 | 13 Comments

Annual Checkup

This year my appointment was on Wednesday, September 27th, and it was totally different from last year’s appointment. My heart was totally calm this year during the appointment and for several days leading up to it.

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My 2017 EXA Test & RBC Magnesium Test Results

Travis Van Slooten |June 28, 2017 | 22 Comments

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If you’ve been following this blog, you know I do an EXA test and a RBC magnesium test every year. I’ve been working on increasing my magnesium levels for the past couple years.

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Categories: My Afib Journey Tags: exa test, magnesium, rbc test

You Know Things Are Going Well When You Miss Your 2-Year Anniversary

Travis Van Slooten |March 17, 2017 | 13 Comments

2-year-ablation-anniversary

I can’t believe this but it’s March 17th (Happy St. Patrick’s Day by the way)! I had my ablation on March 5, 2015. Things have been going so well the past two years that I totally forgot that my two-year post ablation anniversary passed twelve days ago!

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Categories: My Afib Journey Tags: catheter ablation, pacs, pvcs

2016: A Year in Review

Travis Van Slooten |December 31, 2016 | 19 Comments

2016-another-year-in-review

I can’t believe 2016 is over already! It went by so fast. At the end of every year I like to reflect and look back at everything that happened along my afib journey. I welcome you to follow me on my look back at 2016. Religious Awakening I’ve been a Christian all of my life but I’ve been a very part-time Christian – only attending church at Christmas and Easter and not thinking much of religion beyond that. After my […]

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Categories: My Afib Journey Tags: catheter ablation, magnesium, pacs, pvcs

Talking PACs and PVCs During My Latest EP Visit

Travis Van Slooten |November 17, 2016 | 20 Comments

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A few weeks ago I had my annual checkup with my local EP. He’s a terrific doctor and someone I thoroughly enjoy talking to. He’s always so gracious with his time and very easy to talk to. This last appointment was no different. Before my appointment with him I had an echo done. This wasn’t required as I had one last year but I demanded to have another one. I’m a bit of a hypochondriac and since I’ve been having […]

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Categories: My Afib Journey Tags: echo, pacs, pvcs

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