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Date Posted: 15:29:05 04/01/24 Mon
Author: Jordan
Subject: Re: Intubation or a mask at night
In reply to: Knut Holt 's message, "Re: Intubation or a mask at night" on 13:20:18 04/01/24 Mon

When I was in high school I was at a boarding school and was on the swim team about once every few months they had us and the other athletes at the school have EKG and cardiac stress tests done. Also every six months or so we had a portable heart monitor on us for a week and could only take it off for swimming and showering.

Previously to last night i hadn't shaved my chest hair as I haven't really done competence swimming since high school and university. I actually forgot how much I liked to hear the sound of the heart monitor and the feeling of the stickers on my chest. I'm going to try being intubated again tonight again because Grant said that the more you get used to it the cooler it feels.

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