The AF had completely taken over my thinking and the A/D really helped me a lot with everything. I'll probably go off of it in a few months, but I was pretty much homebound when I started it. Now I volunteer for the ARC and take line dancing and am in 2 golf leagues (in the summer!). I use the diliatzem whenever necessary, but was considering Botox at Mayos if necessary (I've been there during 3 successive summers to see my GI doc and also twice was seen in colorectal surgery). I think it is my mission in life (one of them) to give hope to sufferers of AF's because I personally know the agony involved with having one, and most people don't because they have never had one. Good luck and feel free to send me a PM if you wish. BTW, I hate this cold weather and snow. I wanted to go to Florida for awhile this winter, but my FIL is 89 1/2 and has cancer, and we are afraid to leave the area with him only having a few months left to live (according to his doctor's prognosis). My older son (the NIU grad) is now at SIUE in pharm school; he has a chem degree from Northern.
Have never b/4 heard of your doc, but I am not familiar with many docs in Rockford as I live near Peoria. We only know our son's docs. Cheryl