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PRINZMETAL ANGINA/VARIANT ANGINA

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Nov 19, 2018 | Replies (78)

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@kariulrich

@iagrrl @cherfenn @sylviam @bluegiraffe I have not done much with meditation. I need to work on that area! Do any of you meditate? I beautiful friend, who use to be on here long ago @petunia (I believe it was you) who gave me great advice. Before she gets out of bed each morning she stretches and meditates about the day ahead of her. I am trying to do that again every morning and add Dr. Soods suggestion of sending out well wish and gratitude to people in our lives. How often do you meditate? And this may seem like a silly question, but what exactly do you do to meditate? My head gets so overwhelmed at the smallest stressors.... I am not sure how to explain this, but I truly believe it is a FMD phenomenon where you head feels so much pressure at times both physically and mentally... the brain fog sets in, concentration changes. My humble opinion is vasospasms or fast blood pressure changes. All I know is that the swooshing can get so LOUD! It can be so intense. I am sure mediation would help some during these crazy symptom surges. Just curious if anyone can relate to what I just wrote! LOL. What helps me is to lay down in bed, I tell my family I need to go horizontal. I do this several times a day and it can be time consuming, but it is the only thing that helps.

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I went thru the programs both before and at Mayo to use visualization & relaxation. At ER an in ambulance they say I ma so very calm. Which I am . I stay calm do my visualization. Halps slow heart down and relax you but with bad attacks does not stop them. Have done bio feedback during attacks and it shows I stay relaxed.