“Why Me?”
Just last week one of my patients was in the office asking this important question. Carl was a man in his forties, balding, portly with a belly that hung at least a foot over his belt. (I’ve changed his identity.) Carl worked as a supervisor for a local trucking company. Office work kept him extremely busy and stressed out, but he wasn’t all that physically active.
Carl had been sent to a cardiologist after being newly diagnosed with Atrial fibrillation. He suffered ...
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