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Hello, everybody, season three, episode 14.

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We are back for another episode of Parenthood, and I liked this one. Yeah, except now I think I have AFib. Oh, God. You know, I have that thing where I'm like, it's just so brutal. So I have, okay, I have men up, I'm 99% sure. I always worry that it's not. I've already had the EKG. I did the whole thing. I've had multiple.

So I have, it feels like this. Oh yeah. That's what I have. Heart palpitations.

Yeah. You have arrhythmia problems. It's menopause. It's hormones. Oh. Yeah.

So it comes and it goes. When I think about it, it comes. But it feels like a phone's vibrating inside your chest. Is that what yours feels like? Yep. And you've had like 500 tests. Oh yeah. I've gone through extensive testing. And what did they come back? It's nothing. It's actually interesting you say that because last week I, because look, they, I think everyone when I walk into a cardiologist's office, I'm 35 years old, they are like, you're so young. Yeah, get out of here. Blah, blah, blah, you know. And so I decided to see a new doctor. Okay. And just redo all the tests all over again. Start fresh. Start fresh. I just wanted to start fresh. So because you know what, I'm like one of those people. I'm not going to sit on this. And I'm going to take care of this. How often does it? So the weird thing, the very, very weird thing is when I am pregnant. And so this makes sense with what you say about hormones. When I'm pregnant, I do not receive not one. Yep. That makes sense. And so I had them

before my first, got pregnant, zero. Then a few months after zero. Then the year and some change

between my pregnancies, oh my God, like five times a day, like all the time. Oh, five times a day.

Mine's way more than that. But it's so light. It doesn't even, it's nothing. Mine were not light. I was like, oh, mine are like. The light, they're like this, like a little butterfly. Oh, that's very cute. Mine are not like that. And sometimes they move over to my stomach, like down by, I think it's in my uterus, although the internet said that's not what it is, but whatever. Yeah. But anyways, long story short, I have not had them since me being in postpartum, but I'm just trying to get ahead of it. i have not gone them back yet but what the doctor say

it's nothing i mean he was just like it you probably do have arrhythmia issues and he's like but

it's a new doctor so he wants me to redo everything and and he wants to you know do the stress test

again he wants me to do a ultrasound he wants me to wear the monitor. So I'm doing all that

stuff all over again. You know, heart issues run in my family. So I'm just hyper-sensitive to it,

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