Pericarditis is swelling and irritation of the thin, saclike tissue surrounding the heart (pericardium). Pericarditis often causes sharp chest pain. The chest pain occurs when the irritated layers of the pericardium rub against each other. Pericarditis is usually mild and goes away without treatment.

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I found out yesterday that .8% of people who have cardiac ablations for irregular heart rhythms develop pericarditis. Guess who developed it. If you guessed me, you would be correct. The fact that I developed something that only .8% of people develop makes me think I should buy a lottery ticket. 🙂

The pain was intense, so off to the ER I went. The nurses were wonderful. One nurse felt I should stay overnight because she saw my discomfort but the doctor’s orders were for me to go home.

I had worship music in my spirit and prayed while I was alone in the room. Yes Jesus is always with us even in the Emergency Room.

They gave me medicine to take and it started helping. I managed to sleep last night.

Hopefully there won’t be anymore surprises for a while. 🙂

Thank you for reading. God Bless.

25 responses to “Back To The ER?”

  1. Amen big brother, “Yes Jesus is always with us even in the Emergency Room.” I know what you mean “any more surprises for a while.” I prayed for you and will continue to do so.

    1. Thank you little sister. 🙂

  2. Praying all will be well and you won’t have any further issues or trios to the ER. May the Lord’s hand be upon you brother Matt.

  3. Praying continued healing for you!! ❤️🙏

    1. Thank you for praying little sister 🙂

  4. I know people who have had Pericarditis. no one says “it’s not too bad” because of the sharp pains. Praying for you brother.

    1. Pericarditis feels like one is having a heart attack. It was bad.

  5. So sorry to hear this. It sounds scary and painful. But I am glad you got good nurses and some meds. I will be praying that you have a smooth path ahead. 🙏

  6. Praying for you. Sounds like it’s been a tough beginning for a lot of us, this year.

    1. Thank you for praying. How are you?

  7. I’m glad you’re ok, brother. Here’s hoping and praying for no more surprises. 🙏

    1. Thank you little sister 🙂

  8. Praying for peace and healing for you, Matt.

  9. Oh my, I am sorry you went through this, Matt. Praying for a speedy recovery.✝️

    1. Thank you for praying 🙂

  10. Keeping you in prayer! God, bless Matt with continued comfort and healing. Praise his spirit-filled devotion to You.

    1. Thank you for praying Richard 🙂

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