realskiers

I'm a doctor so as per the rule, I don't fit into a nice category.  For the most part, as they are right now, I have no sustained fast rhythm which is good.  That is the main criteria for it being dangerous.  However, when I had a 3 or 4 beat run, it was very fast, which makes my cardiologist nervous.  He ended up calling the Electrophysiologist at Wake Forest, a brilliant guy who happens to be a friend. (I went to the same church as him in residency)  He says, "I called Tom Wannenburg to discuss your case." 

So it's good news/ bad news.  Good - nothing bad now.  Bad - "Kind of felt like talking to Tom." (so what made you want to talk to him???)  At least he had access to a quality guy.  Tom is scary smart, was in residency for something like 10 years....kept finding new things to learn about.  AND he is a regular dude....definitely in the "there should be a law against anyone having that much talent and poise club."