Well tomorrow is the day I go in for my heart procedure. For the curious I am having an electrophysiological procedure performed on my heart to correct an electrical anomaly so that my heart rhythm normalizes. I've had it done once before a few years ago and this should *hopefully* be the last time I ever have to go through it. I'm a little anxious but since I've been through it before, I at least know what to expect. It's a lonnng procedure (5+ hours) and you have to be awake through it the entire time, but it is definitely doable. It's just weird getting your heart hooked up to what essentially amounts to a dial and then the doctors play with your heart until they find the anomolous rhythm and then fix it. Sounds kind of Dr. Frankensteinish, but it does work! XD Recovery is relatively easy since it is not open surgery and is done through radio leads inserted through the legs that are snaked up to the heart.

I'll post when possible to let everyone know how it all turned out.

PS - special thanks to all of you who have supported me throughout the past few months. Without all of you, not sure how I would have handled everything (Fox, Xavior, Wolfie, etc.). You guys have kept me sane and laughing throughout everything since December of 09 and I thank you all for everything.

PPS - *Extra special thanks* go to a certain canine who has absolutely been there for me at every turn...you know who you are doggie...*giggles* as the doggie hates the limelight...

*hugs*

-Bash