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on a Thursday. Today is your
final day to win before you can buy

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We've got to win it before you
can buy a tickets for Night Ranger going

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to be at the South Dakota Military
Heritage Alliance on December sixteenth, And if

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you would like to win tickets,
I'm gonna click on here really quick to

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make sure I'm gonna get all their
details in front of me, because I'm

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doing all this from memory, and
I just realized my memory is not that

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great. So Saturday, December sixteenth, See I was right? Is that

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what I said? I think that's
what I said Saturday, December sixteenth,

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that the Alliance Building Insoo Falls.
The Miles and Lisa Beacam concert series continues

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with Night Ranger and this is a
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anniversary. They're out on their fortieth
anniversary tour right now. As a band.

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These guys are awesome. I've seen
them multiple times in different countries.

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Every time they're awesome. So if
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join us Saturday December sixteenth. You
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can win tickets this very second.
And the way that we're doing that is

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we had a bunch of people sign
up and we're right now going through and

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we're picking a winner. And I'm
I'm buying a little bit of time right

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now because I got to see what
the name is that's according to the number

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here that I just picked, and
that winner is Dan Skyberg. YY.

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Congratulations you are the winner of a
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December sixteenth. Congratulations to you.
Was the dinging better than clapping.

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Usually I clap, but I have
a bell sitting here. I thought I

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would dig that. I don't know
we'll see how that went. But Dan

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Skyberg, you just want a pair
of tickets to see Night Ranger, and

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they're gonna be Insouo fall Saturday,
December sixteenth. Even if you didn't win

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a pair of tickets, you can
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If you'd like to find the link
to buy the tickets, go to Sunny

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radio dot com. You'll see the
place where you could register for the tickets

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for Night Ranger. There's still a
little thing there where you can click that

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to buy tickets and you can do
that starting tomorrow. And I also have

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a link at Facebook dot com slash
sunny Radio. Coming up, we're gonna

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talk about aphib Awareness Month, which
was last month. I know Johnny on

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the spot here right. I tried
to get this lined up in September.

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As it turned out, we just
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do it the first week of October. That's fine. So APHIB Awareness Month

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was officially last month, but we're
gonna chat about it. Come up up

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John and Heidi show. I know
we just turned the page. It's a

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brand new month. It's October.
September was a FIB awareness month. We

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tried so hard to make this happen
last month, but we missed last month.

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But we're still going to make you
aware of APHIB. We've got two

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guests, Melanie Truehill from stopapib dot
org and doctor Minu Turakia. And first

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of all, doctor tell me what
is a FIB for folks that maybe don't

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know a whole lot about this.
Hey, John, thanks so much for

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having us. Relation or APHIB is
a common heart rhythm disorder. It's an

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irregular and often very rapid heart rhythm, and it occurs when the upper chambers

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of the heart contract erratically. It's
incredibly common, especially as you get older,

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and in the US there's five to
eight million people diagnosed with it now.

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Some people are aware of a FIB
when they're in it. Their heart

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races, they feel palpitation, they
may get dizzy or lightheaded, some feel

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like a fish is flopping around in
their chests. But quite often people may

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not be aware. You might feel
a little fatigued or get more winded with

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a racing art more than usual walking
up a hill, but you may not

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think anything of it. And it's
important because acid can cause silent damage to

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your heart and over time can increase
the risk of stroke, heart failure and

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other problems. Thank you so much. Also, we have Melanie Truehill's joining

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us with stopafib dot org. And
Melanie, how did you get involved in

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all of this? Well, first
of all, I'm an apecation I appreciate

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you having a patient on as well. I had a FIB for about twenty

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two months. A FIB hijacked my
life and you know, I just couldn't

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go anywhere by myself for fear I'd
have a stroke. I had a procedure

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and I've been API three for more
than seventeen years, but I couldn't watch

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other people suffer like I had,
So I started a nonprofit, I'll Stop

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aphib dot org to help us living
with the APHIB to get their lives back.

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And I knew at the time that
APIB was the most common unknown condition,

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so I knew we needed to raise
awareness of it, and I created

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a five awareness month in order to
do so. We started that in September

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two thousand and seven, and we
raise awareness of APIB and we get people

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diagnosed and treated before they have a
stroke. And early detection really makes a

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big difference, doesn't it totally?
John, you said it, well,

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the good news is that acid is
readily treatable and its complications are preventable.

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And that's why, as you said, awareness and early detection are so critical,

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and you need to diagnose this before
you can act. That comes in

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the form of an electric cardiogram or
an ECG, an electrical photographs of your

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heart that captures the exact time that
you're in a FIB. It wasn't long

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ago that you had to go to
your doctor's office and get one of these,

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but now, as technologies progressed,
you can wear monitors at home that

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can do this. They can record
your heart's electrical signal, almost like a

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continuous video recording. And there's a
lot of different types out there, lasting

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as short as thirty seconds and going
on up to fourteen days. And we

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know from clinical studies that the duration
matters because these orihythmias come and go.

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And at IORITHM, we've been offering
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can do just the size of a
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hearts activity for up to fourteen days
for your doctor. And this is something

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that many people listening could even have
it and not even know. This is

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pretty common. There's a lot of
famous people as well, Hwie Mandel,

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Larry Bird, Barrymanelow, President Biden, and again on the line with us.

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Right now, we have Melanie Truehill's
with stopaphib dot org. She was

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also diagnosed with a FIB. Before
being diagnosed, Melanie, did you know

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anything at all about this? So
when I was first diagnosed, AFIB was

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still a very unknown condition. I
didn't know anything about it. I was

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actually a heart patient. I had
just had a stint seven months earlier,

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and then all of a sudden this
hit and I wasn't really sure what it

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was or what to do about it. So I did a lot of research

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and that research helped, but there
wasn't a lot out there, and that

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was a big part of the reason
that when I did have my procedure and

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got APHIB three, I wanted to
launch stop apib dot com in order to

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help other people learn about it and
figure it out. Because a FIB is

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physically exhausting, it's emotionally and psychologically
draining, and it's even financially devastating,

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So it's important for people to know
what to expect and how to best manage

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this condition. Doctor Tikia and Melanie, thank you so much for what you

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guys are doing. Melanie, what
is the website? Once again? Stop

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apib dot org is a great place
to get started learning about APIB and to

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learn how to take control and manage
it. So thank you for mentioning it.

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Absolutely again. I wish we could
have had you guys on last month

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APHIB Awareness Month in September. I
know we turned the page, but it

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still matters. If you would like
to learn more, you could go to

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