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    beta blockers & "extra beats"

    are beta blockers supposed to eleviate "extra beats" (my former cardiologist used this term...If I remember correctly, when your heart fills up too fast and cause a tha-thump feeling
    \"It is not length of life, but depth of life.\"

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    Re: beta blockers & "extra beats"

    Cynthia, I posted a reply to your other post.
    Beta blockers have never stopped mine and I still get it from time to time, but then I've been on them for over 30 years now so maybe if I stopped it would get worse????
    My understanding is that is usually harmless.
    Every great thing that has ever happened since the beginning of time has started as a single thought in someones mind.
    So if you are capable of thought then you are capable of great things
    Good luck and stay well.
    Glen

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