@californiazebra So sorry you have had afib episodes for so long, and you definitely have been dealt the short end of the stick when it comes to a healthy life. I do not have afib but I know what it entails because I was my mother's caregiver for many years and she had it. She was on a medication called Tikosyn and I don't think it is that common because every time she went into the hospital I had to bring her own bottle. The pharmacy there did not carry it!! As far as I know I have not had afib but my EKG has not been normal for a couple of years, I had the entire battery of cardiac tests a year ago and all was okay but I will see my cardiologist next week and mention the TIA type of symptoms that I have had. My EEG results showed up today on the doctor's portal and were normal, so that is good and now I wait to have the last tests, the MRAs. I also know about cardiac ablation because my father had it twice. He had Rheumatic Fever as a child which destroyed two heart valves that were eventually replaced one with major complications. After he recovered he would go into an arrhythmia once in a while. I hope your insurance covers those heart medications you are on because I would assume they are very expensive. So thank you for your support and I will let you know the results of the MRAs which are scheduled in a couple of weeks.