I have had to report racing heartbeats every night since I’ve been wearing the monitor. It has been recording things that I have missed. But do I really have to worry? No. The doctor hasn’t called to say go to the emergency room. I am now waking up every day with more confidence. Yay! I am still not dead! Every day is a blessing. And there is treatment to help non-lethal tachycardia. I have reason to believe I won’t be dead tomorrow too. So I will keep on writing and living and living to write, and to honor that resolution I will share the happy-doodle Paffooney that I doodled this morning after waking up not-dead.
Catch a Falling Star 
Love the picture… and the fact that you are alive…
Thanks! I like the fact that I’m alive too!
well keep it up
YAY, thank you! I love the happy doodle…so many good things in the picture. I have supra-ventricular tachycardia, have had this for years, possibly decades now. I wore a monitor for three days a couple of years ago. They said it wasn’t anything to worry about unless my heart rate stayed elevated like that for hours at a time. Something about lying on my right side sets it off. When it happens, I remember I have a heart. It’s almost as if my heart is saying, “Hi, remember me? I’m here.” Almost as if it is waving rapidly to me to get my attention. I’m a glad you are alive, my friend. You have a great big heart.
I am finding mine is set off by lying on my left side. I’m glad to find it is the non-lethal variety of tachycardia after all.