Peter Akkies

Apple Watch is a seriously underrated product. A few years ago, my Apple Watch alerted me that it had detected a heart arrhythmia. It was the first time I had any indication that something might be wrong. I went to see a doctor, they did some studies, but they couldn’t find anything. I also had zero symptoms of heart issues. A few years later, I got the Apple Watch Ultra, which let me take an ECG whenever an arrhythmia was detected. I then visited another doctor and showed the ECG readings. He could clearly see that I had a severe arrhythmia. Fast forward to today: I underwent a pulsed field ablation, a procedure that uses rapid, high-energy electrical pulses to destroy problematic heart tissue. I feel great, and the arrhythmia is gone! 🎉 I’m deeply grateful to the people who built the Apple Watch. Without it, I could have gone many more years without discovering this issue. And, of course, I’m grateful to the doctors, nurses and the advances in medicine that made treatment possible. It’s incredible what can be done today. The whole setup felt super high-tech.

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