PinkStraw

He may still answer, but I wanted to add my 2 cents. At some point, they were considering giving me an ICD. What they told me was that when you are shocked, it's like getting a donkey kick in the chest and it throws you onto the floor a lot of the time. Some describe it as a hard punch to the chest. Technically if you are okay afterward, you should be fine, but they still want you to go to the ER anyway to make sure everything is okay.

This is one of my all-time favorite songs/videos.

Yeah, they can apparently be different strengths, the shocks I mean. When she was running or skiing, did it ever knock her off of her feet, or make her have to sit down? ie, were there ever any shocks small enough to not bother her much?

Is this your first time?

Woops, I deleted the comment.

It's where women who don't have eggs, or who value life from the point of conception (and perhaps many other motivations that I'm not aware of) will adopt embryo's and have them implanted in their own uterus instead of letting them remain frozen forever. These are embryos who otherwise wouldn't be used.