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...on my back in the CT Scan room, staring up at the hospital's big modern panels of recessed lighting, I discovered that you can sing "flat lights on the ceiling" to "Three Coins in the Fountain" without missing a beat.
I was on the cardiology floor, in for three days and four nights for the socalled "battery of tests." I was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, ventricle enlargement, and congestive heart trouble. I'm taking meds to control arrhythmia and clot formation, and a diuretic for fluid retention that...
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