Ok, no, I wouldn't wish the monster on anyone. But if does get frustrating when, like in my ER visit yesterday (and into the night) I met person after person who greeted my "I'm in afib" with a nodding condecension and a "we'll check to see." One nurse came back in finally and asked if I could really feel when I was in afib and what it felt like. I described it as best I could to her (butterflies in stomach to start for me, then flipping feeling in chest). She nodded, hopefully going away not that eager to dismiss the next person who comes in saying their in afib.
Nancy