‘PVC’, not just for pipes anymore

“PVCs or Premature Ventricular Contractions (also called premature ventricular complexes or ventricular premature beats). They are a common type of irregular heartbeat, or arrhythmia, where an extra heartbeat originates in one of the heart’s lower chambers (the ventricles) instead of following the heart’s normal electrical pathway.”

My stunning, blushing bride has PVCs. She has had them for years, they come and go.
About 14 years ago she went to a Cardiologist and they had her wear a ‘heart halter’ for several days, in order to count them.
The PVCs eventually subsided so she didn’t require any surgical correction.
They are quite common, as up to 75% of people have them in one form or another. They only become an issue when they occur to close to each other.
That, along with her low pulse is what freaked out the Physicians Assistant she had gone to see.

We eventually got to see a real doctor, and he checked all of her vitals. By that time her pulse was normal and her BP was in the normal range even though she hadn’t taken her BP medicine yesterday. Her PVCs were obvious though. He suggested she see a cardiologist in order to ensure they aren’t causing issues, and suggested that her BP medicine strength be reexamined.
We got home around 21:30 hrs last night.

So all is well.
Thank you everyone for your prayers and support.
While I’m not easy to scare or intimidate…
I do get a bit concerned when she or my babies have issues.
I get a little more emotional than I let on.
While I may appear unconcerned to most people, my lovely wife and daughters can see it right away.