A couple quick thoughts here:
Has anyone looked at the sinuses in your lungs? I had a friend with almost the same condition. It took months for the doctors to diagnose. Turned out to have been avian flu, which had affected her lungs, which in turn did that to her heart. Corrected with a pace maker. She tried to tell them it had something to do with her cleaning out her air conditioner, which was full of dead birds. Just a thought. None of them ever look outside of their specialties, and they miss a lot.
Have you tried any homeopathic remedies? Off the bat I'm thinking Camphor - look it up in a homeopathic materia medica to see if you fit the profile of a camphor patient. Conditions requiring it are difficult to diagnose, the patient experiences insomnia, neurological conditions and heart conditions, four notable symptoms you have told us about. It is also used to correct conditions caused by other medications. Not sure that would include vaccine injury, but might be a good place to start. Inexpensive! good source for all things homeopathic.
In Canada, a family doctor is required for so many things, I can't even begin to list them. Without it, you're screwed.
This is happening everywhere. You must get regular (toxic, sadistic and harmful) "care", or you can't get any care at all. A new mother can't leave the hospital without having scheduled an appointment for their newborn, and children can't go to school without regular lethal injections at so-called checkups. This gets much worse as you age. We are all afraid to go to the doctor now! So I say, unless you really must, don't.
I'm so sorry you have to deal with this! But your finally being listened to, and
you're imagining having your regular heartbeat back, so I expect, pray, hope, and know that that will come to pass.
Homeopathy would be very valuable with your recovery from surgery too.
I've asked if a virus could do something to cause arrhythmias, and have been told that it's certainly possible by everybody I asked. But none of them felt that was the likely explanation for me. I've had chest xrays over the years, nothing ever found, but I don't know how closely the sinuses were investigated. I've told you before how I was injured by the avian flu vaccine, which was pushed on me in 2006 by my nursing unit manager. Got really sick but didn't know there could be long term effects. Looking back, that may have been the start of my health issues, which really started being obvious around 2012.
Thanks for listening, and sharing your thoughts.
Oh, I thought about you in the ER yesterday actually, haha. The lady next to me was pretty funny. I didn't get to see her (curtain between us) but she sounded about 35. She had cut herself open and needed a few stiches. She was a railway worker and had to be quick because her shift started in an hour. When the doctor came in, she asked her "are you allergic to anything?" and the patient immediately replied "yes, Justin Trudeau". The doctor chuckled nervously, then tried "have you had your tetanus shot recently?" and the patient responded "since the Covid nonsense, I'm NEVER taking another vaccine in my life!" Boooom!
Oh I must remember that joke! I could say I am allergic to politicians, but it wouldn't land as nicely as Castreau does. How funny that you thought of me when you heard it, I have a warm and fuzzy from that. And the tetanus exchange is so apt too! Just before the covid con, I was bitten by a feral cat (now a dear pet of mine) and I went to the ER on the advice of my then-doctor. I think this may have been my very last visit to a western medical facility now that I think of it. I got the antibiotic for cat bite infection, and the first shot for rabies (quarantined the cat and didn't do any more of the series) but refused the DPT iteration. They must have sent six more people in there to try to talk me into it. The kick back for giving that shot, or the repercussions if they don't, must be pretty large.
More and more I think all your problems are from that avian flu shot. It may have affected the sinuses in your lungs, which is messing with the electrical impulses in your heart. They could be, as they usually are, treating the wrong thing. I sure hope it helps though! It sounds like an easy fix to a terrible problem. Are any injections required to get medical care?
I'm not aware of any injections being required for receiving medical care here... but don't give them any ideas...
I will pay special attention to my lungs, especially anything I can find out about the sinuses. I have a text for sleep apnea coming up, perhaps I'll ask the respiratory specialist about it. Thank you : )