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by expunged 3y ago
I don't know about the Apple Watch but there's a handheld personal EKG called Kardia ( https://kardia.com ) that works well. You hold the ends of the device and place the bottom on your knee (on bare skin) and take an EK
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by expunged 3y ago
I wish I had more to offer, here. I don't think there are, but I'm not a doctor. It's usually tested for genetically or with an ekg. It doesn't have any outward physical signs or traits that I'm aware of. There are
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by expunged 3y ago
I have a defibrillator implant and run half marathons and 5ks. I view it as a challenge to get past that limitation. I respect your view, but maybe it’s not as limiting as you think it is. The pacemaker doesn’t define you, it just gives you
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by expunged 3y ago
That’s crazy. Other than my daughter I’ve never met anyone else who has it. You totally nailed it lol- I have a defibrillator implant (no pacing) but have never had an event. And my daughter and I both take beta blockers. It really does kee
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by expunged 3y ago
I’m so sorry for your loss. Some heart problems aren’t really detectable after death. I have Long QT syndrome, which is basically an electrical problem that affects heart rhythm and makes people who have it susceptible to sudden cardiac arr
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by expunged 4y ago
Like sooooo many others here have pointed out, this isn't the first thing to be sold online. Peapod grocery delivery started in 1989 and was a DOS-based application you could order through, if you had a modem.
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by expunged 5y ago
I’ve been using Linux for better than 22 years. It was the only operating system in my home for more than 12 of those years and I pretty much live at the command line. I’ve voted with my wallet and backed open source initiatives over that