For this reason, I stopped taking it for three days in an attempt to keep my blood pressure up. I ended up at my GP’s office with a resting heart rate of 188. He nearly sent me to the ER from his office. My story is one of many. My empathy for Brian is out of network. 5/5

It was $600 a month without insurance. I went home and cried. As a result, I was forced to take my old beta blocker every other day with the same results. As time went on, even a quarter of a dose would bottom out my bp. 4/5

My cardiologist at the time prescribed a new med called Corlanor that would lower my heart rate without bottoming out my blood pressure. United denied it. My cardiologist spoke to them directly. They still denied it bc an insurance company knows what’s best for heart better than my cardiologist🙄.3/5

I have naturally low blood pressure. Back then I was lucky if it broke 100/65. For a very long time, I chose between having a resting heart rate of 130+ & being bedridden because of it, or taking my beta blocker & having dangerously low blood pressure like 85/57 & being bedridden because of it. 2/5

The artwork is exceptionally cute. The rules are straightforward and easy. It’s surprisingly fun. Games can run long. We called it a night at over an hour in. You need a decent amount of table or floor space— for example, our coffee table didn’t cut it and we had to move to the dining room😅.

I’ll let you know how it is when we play it (most likely tomorrow) c: .

*wanted. Excuse the typo I am excited lol.