Message from @Tinytim

Discord ID: 543274093777256468


2019-02-08 03:35:55 UTC  

I suffer from it every day

2019-02-08 03:35:57 UTC  

better than a heart valve

2019-02-08 03:36:08 UTC  

I've got a defective sinoatrial node

2019-02-08 03:36:11 UTC  

not to mention a hat will cause air flow restrictions fucks up your ... don't know what the english word is, but skin at the base of the hair on your head (we have a word for it in norwegian)

2019-02-08 03:36:25 UTC  

Yeah, a lot of people have some minor heart defects.

2019-02-08 03:36:29 UTC  

the problem with my body is a lack of enough female slaves.

2019-02-08 03:36:30 UTC  

oh mine isn't minor lol

2019-02-08 03:36:35 UTC  

@Undead Mockingbird Life is a fatal illness. Nobody makes it out alive.

2019-02-08 03:36:35 UTC  

I am not saying it's minor, though.

2019-02-08 03:36:36 UTC  

I had to have experimental surgery

2019-02-08 03:36:50 UTC  
2019-02-08 03:36:51 UTC  

my major problem is that i'm just too perfect

2019-02-08 03:36:52 UTC  

your heartbeat was off?

2019-02-08 03:36:54 UTC  

okay

2019-02-08 03:36:55 UTC  

skipped beats?

2019-02-08 03:36:58 UTC  

qr wave?

2019-02-08 03:37:03 UTC  

guys did i ever tell you that i'm mixed?

2019-02-08 03:37:03 UTC  

o shi

2019-02-08 03:37:10 UTC  

especially under stress?

2019-02-08 03:37:15 UTC  

am i close?

2019-02-08 03:37:17 UTC  

@Misomania thanks, the norwegian word is "hodebunn" which translates directly to "head bottom"

2019-02-08 03:37:19 UTC  

I also suffer from harem development disorder

2019-02-08 03:37:32 UTC  

bad @Undead Mockingbird I had heart speed ranging from 15bpm to over 200 bpm and absolutely no rhythm

2019-02-08 03:37:44 UTC  

right

2019-02-08 03:37:52 UTC  

the diagnosis was Atrial Flutter with a Chaotic rhythm

2019-02-08 03:38:02 UTC  

that's what I would have thought

2019-02-08 03:38:08 UTC  

lol

2019-02-08 03:38:18 UTC  

so I had to have a pacemaker implant at 2 years old, which was unheard of at the time

2019-02-08 03:38:19 UTC  

did they put in an electrode to fix it?

2019-02-08 03:38:27 UTC  

ah, right again

2019-02-08 03:38:40 UTC  

2yr old?

2019-02-08 03:38:42 UTC  

yes

2019-02-08 03:38:53 UTC  

yes

2019-02-08 03:38:56 UTC  

thats pretty young

2019-02-08 03:38:57 UTC  

cyborg baby

2019-02-08 03:39:04 UTC  

yeah it was either get a pacemaker or die

2019-02-08 03:39:05 UTC  

lol

2019-02-08 03:39:06 UTC  

not only can it lead to acute complications, it can also increase stress on heart

2019-02-08 03:39:20 UTC  

so even if you don't die, it's not really good for your heart

2019-02-08 03:39:44 UTC  

hey, a fellow "would not be alive without modern medicine" here (well, mine was just severe cleft lip-palate, so you win, but still)

2019-02-08 03:40:08 UTC  

Irisawa, H., H. F. Brown, and W. Giles. "Cardiac pacemaking in the sinoatrial node." Physiological reviews 73.1 (1993): 197-227.