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All sounds very familiar to me. Afib you just have to learn to live with it. It rarely goes away completely. even with ablations and medications. Be smart as you seem to be. Watch that humility Make sure your sweating when outside . Not sweating is not a good sign Dehydration collapse even heat stroke Sweating is good Peace
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You may find the Ambient Weather WS-HE01 interesting. Pocket sized. Gives temperature, humidity, heat index, and heat index danger warning signal that can be set to personal needs. I have had one for three years and it helps when I am out in the woods.