So in my personal life over the past like month, it's been a little crazy.

You know, I've talked before about how my mom is bipolar and something has happened with her medication where I don't feel like it's working.

So she's been kind of manic and it's been really like emotionally hard for me and my sister because we're worried

about her. Now my sister is a nurse and so she comes at it with like you know medical

smartness and my mom on top of being bipolar is also in something called aphib because her heart is not working right. My sister's on the

phone. I'll let her explain it. Hey, Maggie. Hey, Virginia. Hello, everyone. Hello, sister.

All right. So explain to me and to everybody.

Like, what is a fib that mom is going through?

And then what is going on with the meds?

So her aphib is just her heart, like in a different, it's not pumping correctly.

And in doing that, it can't pump all of the blood out of your

heart. And so clots can form. And that's why mom's on a blood center. So it kind of prevents those

clots from forming in her heart. So when her heart squeezes, it doesn't squeeze a clot into her brain,

which would cause a stroke. So, and then now with her

bipolar, she's very hyper and more energetic is how I kind of explained it to her. And I told her

that I'm just concerned that with her being so hyper and moving around and so energetic, that it's also making her

heart more hyper.

And I'm just worried that her heart's going to go into a rapid AFib, which would be really

bad for her.

She's already done that and had an ablation once before where they go and make big kind of

surgery.

Right. They cut out the bad part of that of that nerve that makes it go crazy so with all the other stuff going on because i

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