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inMy name is Holly Hook, and I am a very desperate writer right now.
I have been publishing young adult fantasy and science fiction ebooks for almost 5 years. During this time I have written and published the five book Destroyers Series, a few short stories, an omnibus, the first two books of the Deathwind Trilogy (of which Twisted is the first book) and I'm getting ready to release the first two books of the Timeless Trilogy as well. Many of my stories are about teens who are much closer to the destructive power of nature than anyone could imagine.
During the last five years I have had mild success with selling these ebooks and I have gathered (mostly) good reviews. I have paid for professional covers, invested in good editors and spent hundreds on marketing. I have written and published perhaps 3 or 4 new titles per year, well more than enough to get some sales momentum going. I write in a popular genre that lots of people read: young adult paranormal and fantasy. My books are all in a series, and series books are supposed to sell well. I have my titles available on every eBook store out there, for every kind of eReader you can imagine. According to conventional wisdom in the author community, I should be selling well and growing every year.
And yet, I only sell a couple of books per day. Total. This does not change no matter what I do. There is no growth. No change. It has been this way for the past four years. My author career is stalled despite "doing everything right."
I'm not trying to whine here. I didn't create this post to complain. I'm saying this so you can understand why I am going to do the crazy stuff you'll read about below. It's time to do something different. The conventional methods of gaining lots of readers and fans have simply not worked for me.
Some people will call me insane. Some will call me an idiot, I'm sure. That doesn't matter. What scares me most is the thought of staying obscure for the rest of my writing life.
Right now, I'm looking to get Twisted (#1 Deathwind Trilogy) and its sequel Torn out into the world to be read and enjoyed. Like my other books, they're professionally edited, generally well received and fall under the Young Adult category. I really love these books, and I don't feel it's doing them justice to let them languish in the bowels of several eBook stores where no one can find them.
Here's what Twisted is about:
Forget the beach. Forget the teacup ride at Disney World. Sixteen-year-old Allie's going on the vacation of her life: tornado chasing. What can possibly go wrong with that?
A terrifying, magical experience leaves Allie shocked and confused. Once she returns from her summer break, she learns that she now bears an awful curse. She isn't an ordinary girl anymore.
Every time there's a storm, she turns into a tornado. Literally.
Allie has no choice but to flee her hometown–if she stays, her new powers could harm or even kill everyone she loves.
With her best friend, Tommy, Allie must return to the plains and find those who made her this way. But her quest to save herself is only the beginning of her adventure. She discovers a society where others share her curse, including a kid named Dorian who hates his elemental abilities just as much as she does. Not only must she risk everything to face those who turned her, but getting close to Dorian will pose its own dangers–dangers that could decide her fate.
Twisted is the first book of the Deathwind Trilogy, a new young adult and teen paranormal romance series. The second book, Torn, is also available. Book Three of the Deathwind Trilogy, Unleashed, will be released in Summer of 2015.
I will admit I have had much trouble getting this book out there and seen, even with ads. At the time of this writing, I've only sold a few copies of this book. My sales rank is in the toilet. So I will begin my crazy, scary marketing plan here.
If I sell 2,000 copies of Twisted, I will let a live, fully-grown tarantula crawl on my face.
For a full minute.
I will even post it to my Youtube channel. I'll share the video on all of my social media. I'll share it here.
Yes. You will see my face. With a huge, hairy spider on it. It's a nice warm up for what's to come…
Now, this next one is a far reach. It probably won't even happen. If I sell 10,000 copies of Twisted, I will do the same thing that got Allie in trouble.
That's right.
I will go tornado chasing.
I will pay for a professional storm chasing tour, take a trip to Kansas/Oklahoma/Nebraska etc and potentially meet a real, live tornado. Then I will film my experience and share it with all of you.
See that progress bar at the top of the page? Each week, I will tally up my total sales for Twisted and display it there. I already have a few sales of Twisted displayed there. If all goes well (or wrong, depending on how you look at it) the bar will creep more to the right each week.
Welcome to the 10,000 Sales Challenge.
Which book sales will you count towards this Challenge? Does it matter where people buy the book?
I will count all sales of Twisted (with the exception of the Magic Touch Bundle, which gets me almost nothing) towards the total. It doesn't matter if it's bought from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Apple, Kobo etc. They will all be counted. I will tally them each week and update the progress bar every weekend.
Please note that some bookstores, like Apple, don't report sales data right away.
Do you have arachnophobia?
No. I've held plenty of tarantulas, including some VERY big ones. But I haven't let a tarantula ever crawl on my face, either. That will be new.
Isn't that dangerous, letting a big hairy spider walk on your face?
Not really. The biggest thing I'll need to worry about is the tarantula's hairs, which can itch quite badly and cause irritation if you're not careful. It's what they used to make itch powder out of! Tarantulas sometimes "fling" their hairs when distressed. It's their natural defense. I'll try to choose a spider that doesn't do this often.
Have you ever been bitten?
Never. Many kinds of tarantulas are very gentle, in fact. I only handle the gentle types. The tarantula in my video will be one of my own.
Will you freak out and drop the tarantula when you do this?
Absolutely not! Tarantulas are very fragile. Even a short fall can kill one. For the safety of my pet, I'll lie on the floor during filming.
How long will it take you to release your tarantula video after you've sold your 2,000th copy of Twisted?
Within two weeks, barring some kind of horrible emergency, accident, etc. There won't be much prep work involved. I will announce its release at that time.
Okay, that doesn't sound too dangerous. What if you really do sell 10,000 copies of Twisted? You're hosed!
I will admit that the thought of facing an actual tornado is pretty scary, even in the presence of professional storm chasers.
And dangerous. Are you a moron?
I have a 40 mile commute to my day job and I live in Michigan, so I do something that's far more dangerous all the time. It's called driving on icy roads. No, really. Icy roads kill more people than lightning, hurricanes, and tornadoes combined. That's right. They really do. Hundreds die each year as a result of this. As far as I know, there have been only 4 deaths as a result of tornado chasing, ever, and all of those were due to one super rare, freak tornado that also happened to be the inspiration for Twisted.
Of course, like with anything else, there is always a bit of risk involved.
Okay. You're so desperate to sell books that you'll face a tornado to do it?
Yes, I am.
What will your tornado chasing experience be like?
I cannot guarantee that I will actually witness a tornado, but the chances seem good that it will happen. I will likely be chasing for about a week, perhaps a bit longer to maximize the chances. This depends on the chasing company that I will carefully choose. At the very least, I should see some amazing storms which I'll share with you once I return home!
What kind of videos will you share with us afterwards?
I'll do a small video "series" about my adventure in the form of episodes. Think of them as journal entries – some of which have the potential to be quite scary!
Once you hit 10,000 sales of Twisted, how long will it take for you to go through with this insanity?
Tornado season is, at least in the Plains, from May to early July. This is when all of the storm chasing companies run their tours. I have no control over this. Once I reach 10,000 sales of Twisted, I will book a tour as soon as I can. For example, if I hit my goal in October of this year, I'll book a tour for the following May or June (in 2016.)
Doesn't it cost thousands of dollars to go on these wild chase tours?
Yes. It's not cheap. But if I sell 10,000 copies of Twisted, I will have the funds.
You're going to do the same thing that got your main character into trouble in Twisted. You won't return home…changed…will you?
Of course not! But if my tour guide's name is Kyle, I'm getting out of there.
19 Friday Dec 2014
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inThe Desperation Sale is on! Pick up your 99 cent copy of Twisted (Book One of the Deathwind Trilogy) today! If you like young adult/teen novels and fantasy, you will probably like this. Sale ends at the end of the year.
You can also sign up for my mailing list and get a free book. There's a link in the back of any of my novels or you can sign up here: http://wordpress.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=8696a40cb388cfc9f1421d292&id=2e2b7ac94d
Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/twisted-holly-hook/1117544043?ean=9781493746002
iBooks: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/twisted-1-deathwind-trilogy/id782695429?mt=11
Kobo: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/twisted-1-deathwind-trilogy-1
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inThe title says it all. Twisted and Torn are both now available on all of the Amazon sites, both for $2.99. Here are the new buy links below:
(This book is in very bad need of reviews. If you read and leave a review, you will be my favorite person of the week!)
Forget the beach. Forget the teacup ride at Disney World. Sixteen-year-old Allie's going on the vacation of her life: tornado chasing. It what she's always wanted. What can possibly go wrong with that?
Being chased down by the twister and waking up captive by a couple of weirdos, for starters. They put her through a strange ritual, and Allie comes back from her vacation changed. Every time it storms, she becomes something powerful, dangerous, and terrifying. If she doesn't do something, she could end up hurting or even killing her friends and family.
With her best friend, Tommy, (who might be more than a friend) Allie must return to the plains, find her tormentors, and cure herself. But her adventure's only beginning. She finds a world where she's not alone in her abilities, a world that includes a hot guy named Dorian who shares her curse. But Allie's search for her tormentors is only the start. Others have their own plans for her and her abilities. Allie becomes a pawn in a battle to save others from her fate…or to destroy them.
Twisted is the first book of the Deathwind Trilogy.
Allie's former best friend, Bethany, says she's a monster, and Allie's starting to believe her. Allie turns into a tornado every time it storms, and it's freaking out her mother and her boyfriend, Tommy. She's lied to her parents, and worse, she's already helped level a town. Madeline has kidnapped her father and she's still armed with the Deathwind. Allie will have to go through her to get him back. But the Deathwind might not be the scariest thing Allie has to face. There's a growing evil inside of her, an urge to destroy and kill those she cares about. If she can't fight it, she just might become that monster after all.
02 Sunday Nov 2014
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inI regret to say that there will probably not be a paperback version of Torn anytime soon. I did attempt to have one printed, but Createspace will not accept my cover file. They claim I have graphics too close to the edge of the cover, and I don't have the know-how in graphic design to fix this without it coming out terrible in the end. Making a paperback for Torn will involve making an entirely new cover, which may or may not be possible as I have a lot of other things going on right now.
I've been quiet lately, but I've been working on getting everything ready for a re-release and working on some new material, too. I'm about two thirds of the way done with the second book of the Timeless Trilogy, 11:39. 2:20 is out for a new edit and will be part of the big re-release as well. I will start writing the third book of the Deathwind Trilogy once 11:39 is shipped out to the editor, which may happen around the start of the year.
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inAt last, it's here: the second book of the Deathwind Trilogy! I finished my final read-through and released Torn at about midnight last night, only two days after I had hoped to have it done. Right now, it's only available on Smashwords.com, but will be distributed from there to other eBook stores very soon. I'll post those links as Torn becomes available at other vendors.
Fortunately, at Smashwords you can download Torn for any eReader (including your computer) so there's no need to wait.
Book Two of the Deathwind Trilogy
Allie's former best friend, Bethany, says she's a monster, and Allie's starting to believe her. Allie turns into a tornado every time it storms, and it's freaking out her mother and her boyfriend, Tommy. She's lied to her parents, and worse, she's already helped level a town.
And things are about to get much worse. Madeline has kidnapped her father and she's still armed with the Deathwind. Allie will have to go through her to get him back, but this time, Madeline's different. She's…unhinged. Crazy. Willing to do anything to get to Allie for some horrifying plan.
But Madeline and the Deathwind might not be the scariest thing Allie has to face. There's a growing evil inside of her, an urge to destroy and kill those she cares about. If she can't fight it, she just might become that monster after all.
31 Thursday Jul 2014
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inI apologize for being so silent lately, but I've been super busy finishing Torn (#2 Deathwind Trilogy), doing its first rewrite and getting it out to the editor. I haven't heard back yet on how long it will take them to edit Torn (or even if they will take it!), so I can't give you a release date quite yet. Tonight, I'll be going back to working on 11:39 (#2 Timeless Trilogy) while I'm waiting for Torn to come back. It will be at least a couple of weeks before I can start the second round of edits on Torn, likely longer, but once it's back it shouldn't take too long to fix. I've already gone through and fixed the things that I know was wrong with Torn, but of course, writers can't see many of their own mistakes and I'm going to need another pair of eyes for that. Once I know when I'll be getting Torn back, I'll be able to give an estimate of when it will finally come out.
Plus, I need to get a cover made. I think I have the artwork chosen for it and I need to contact Robin Ludwig Designs, but that shouldn't take too long. I usually have a cover within a week of contacting them.
When Torn does come out, it will be up on every store except for Amazon.com, due to the experiment I'm trying with release dates. (For those of you who are new, I'm going to see if releasing all the books in a trilogy in under two months makes my sales better on Amazon.com. I've had terrible luck selling books on there, probably due to releasing them a year apart in the past.) But for those of you with Kindles, there's no worry–I'll have a link where you can pick it up in Kindle format so you don't have to wait!
The next update will probably be either my cover reveal for Torn or my release date, so stay tuned!
20 Friday Jun 2014
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inIf any of you will be around the Ann Arbor area this Saturday, you may be able to catch me at the Ann Arbor Book Festival. I'll be at the Street Fair, along with several paperback copies of Twisted and a few copies of Tempest and Inferno. All of my books will be on sale for 8 dollars! For more info on this event as well as directions, click here.
I'll be sharing a table with two other authors: Kacey Vanderkarr, author of Reflection Pond, and Chris Dungey, author of the Pace-Lap Blues and Other Tales From the Seventies. I've read both of their books, and I'm not lying when I say that they're both amazing writers. If you like young adult paranormal books, you'll like Reflection Pond, which I just finished this week! I highly recommend that you pick up a copy. The story and the characters are superbly done. You can find it HERE.
Or if you like literary fiction and the 70's, check out Chris Dungey's Pace-Lap Blues. I recommend this short story collection for adults only, however, since there's plenty of mature content. (It is the seventies after all.) Chris is an awesome writer and I've had the pleasure of reading his stories! You can find his book HERE.
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inI'm flying in a helicopter over the ocean as a passenger. There's an island ahead, a barren, rocky one that's far from civilization. We fly lower and are just about to pass by when I spot groups of people standing on hills and at the edges of cliffs, waving desperately to us. I realize that they're stranded and I ask the pilot to land so we can help them.
I get out of the helicopter. There are hundreds of people on this island and I talk to them for a while. I learn that they're survivors from a plane crash who landed here on a raft some time ago. These people are all on the brink of starvation, and they've been barely surviving here for a long, long time. I tell them that I'll get them off this island or at least get them some food, but that I'll have to go for help.
I get back into the helicopter and we fly over the ocean again. I spot some cruise ships and we radio them for help, asking them to head to that remote island and find those starving people. However, they refuse. I'm upset, because if the ships would just go over there and notice those dying people, everything would be okay…
Of course, I knew this was all a dream when I woke up this morning, but I couldn't let go of it. I lay in bed for a while, thinking about it, wondering what the whole thing meant.
And then it hit me. That island and those half-starved people is my writing career. Those cruise ships are the goal I've been struggling to reach for four years now: sell enough books to be able to write full-time. My failed efforts to get those ships to help are all my efforts to gain some traction and get somewhere.
I'll begin by saying that I released Tempest in September of 2010. I have to date released 9 novels, one short story and one novella while working a full time job. I have one complete series under my and two more going that I'm in the process of finishing.
And yet, for the past three and a half years, I've sold only a few books per day, total. It's never changed or gotten better even though I've released more books. There are some books that I sell only one copy of per month, and several others (such as Frostbite and Ancient) that have sold only 5 or 6 copies per month. Sure, I've had rare days where my total sales were in the double digits, but they were gone as fast as they came. And I had a day a few weeks ago where I sold 24 books, but that was due to a huge sale that I ran where I got Tempest featured on several websites. That, too, was gone was fast as it came.
I made a lot of mistakes in the past that largely caused this to happen. When I first started, I waited a year to release the second book of the Destroyers series. Those who did buy the first book had lost interest and moved on by then, so I didn't gain any traction with that release. I started out with an awful cover. While I did use beta readers and critique groups back then (and still do!) I didn't use a professional editor like I do now. While I got mostly good reviews, my overall average wasn't as high as many other young adult fantasy and paranormal books, making it harder to compete with them. And since Amazon.com promotes new releases more than older books, this was a lost opportunity to jump up the charts. And if nobody sees the first book of the series, nobody sees the sequels, either.
I've noticed that most young adult books that do well on Amazon (sell dozens or more copies per day) have an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. Tempest has an average of 4.0. Twisted has 4.1 and 2:20 is sitting at 3.7 (largely due to a review from someone who didn't know it was a young adult book.) A rating of 4.0 is barely enough for most of the good advertising sites to even consider taking your book, but not enough to compete. It's not enough for Amazon's search engine to put my titles anywhere high in the search results. This means that no matter what I do now, I will never reach that cruise ship.
Unless I go for the nuclear option and start over.
That is, to take everything off sale and then re-publish all of my books. One by one. From scratch.
Yes, it's drastic and risky. I'm pretty much going by my gut here. I'll lose sales temporarily, but re-publishing everything and not making the dumb mistakes I made before will give me the second chance that I won't be able to get back any other way. I have tried everything up to this point. I've tried getting more reviews. I've tried playing with my Amazon descriptions and categories. I've tried advertising, getting better covers and even hiring a publicist. Nothing's worked.
Plus, it's my hope that I will get better rating averages this time and be able to release every two months instead of every year, which should help me gain some traction. I know what I'm doing now. And don't worry – none of the stories will be different, so there's no need to buy a book you've already read! Twisted will probably be back up within a week or two, followed by Torn, which I am still planning to release soon. I will continue to send out the Destroyers E-Zine and four free short stories per year. And those of you who signed up to get Torn and 11:39 for free will still get your freebies once they're released.
I will admit that I'm a little bit nervous about doing this, but overall I feel pretty good about this decision. It's certainly not as scary as spending the next ten years working fifty hours per week, coming home exhausted each night and and checking my book sales to see that I've sold one or two books…or nothing.


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A Hamilton dairy farmer who filmed his dogs viciously attacking a wounded pig in a training exercise and posted it on YouTube has won a discharge without conviction, angering animal rights activists.
But the SPCA has issued a warning to other hunters, saying it would be chasing down more examples of the sort of training material he was using.
Logan Joel Dawson, 24, pleaded guilty to four charges laid by the SPCA under the Animal Welfare Act related to the attack in March 2011, with a further two dismissed.
Dawson filmed the attack - or his training session - on the pig and loaded the video entitled "Pigsty Carnage" on YouTube.
The wild boar had earlier been caught by Dawson and held at his Horsham Downs property for several months until the incident.
The footage shows Dawson holding the boar by its back legs as the dogs attack it.
The animal is then stabbed, and bleeds profusely as the dogs continue their attack. It is finally killed when its throat is cut.
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Arguing for a discharge without conviction for Dawson, lawyer Thomas Sutcliffe described his client's actions as that of an "inexperienced, naive hunter" who had no idea what he was doing was illegal. Dawson, who is married, had hopes of one day owning his own farm and seeing other farm practices around the world.
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"Clearly pig hunting is not for the fainthearted . . . but your actions did cause fear [for the pig]."
Dawson had inadvertently stabbed the boar in the lungs and not the heart.
However, Judge Riddell said the practice was different from the torture or maiming of domestic animals. She said had Dawson carried out the attack in the wild he wouldn't have been prosecuted, and she expected the whole experience would have been a "salutory lesson" for him.
But outside court, SPCA northern region manager Sue Baudet disputed Judge Riddell's comments and said it was still a legal requirement to humanely kill an animal - no matter what the environment.
"The law is very clear and even in the capacity of somebody hunting in the wild is obligated to ensure that the animal is killed humanely. So if he were to do a similar on other side of the fence [in the wild] we would still be pursuing this. It's worth it - this sends a message out there that we're not going to tolerate this and anybody who is keeping pigs captive for purpose of training dogs we will be vigorously pursuing."
She was unaware there was "training material" readily available, online or otherwise, which Dawson said he had viewed, leading him to think what he did was normal.
"I haven't read the material; I will be reading it, it does concern me that there is material out there that would encourage young men, or women, to keep pigs captive and use them as a training tool.
"So we will be pursuing that."
Craig Dunn, co-founder of Paw Justice, described the decision as "disgusting".
"By 24 you've got a good sense of right and wrong.
"What type of message are you sending? Showing other people you can do this type of thing and get away with it?
"It's very disappointing."
Joshua Kauta, 64, an Opotiki pig dog trainer of 50 years, said dogs should be trained out in the wild and incidents like this only gave hunters a bad image.
"That's just not training at all. Most pig hunters like to kill the pig quickly, we don't leave the pig to suffer."
Training dogs on a pig that was in captivity did not effectively train the dog at all, he said. Dawson should have been convicted, he said.
Dawson was ordered to pay costs of more than $8000 and to make a donation to the SPCA of $500.
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Posted by franko1966 on 2013-06-29 18:21. 0 comments. 638 reads
i found a good group,transplantfriends.com,if you already had a heart xplant or going to have one its a good sight
Im here to help
Posted by brandi88 on 2013-06-27 15:24. 18 comments. 573 reads
My name is Brandi i am 24 and i have had 5 pacemakers and i received my first implant when i was 1 1/2. I know your thinkin shes 24 what does she know. Well remember i have had 5 implanted and I am here if anyone needs anything or someone to talk with. I'm thankful for having a pacemaker. I have been told numerous times im not gonna make it another day. First they gave me 1 day than, 2 months, 3 years, 8 years, she wont make it to graduation. Well now its i wont make it to 25. I got news for them im here to kick butt. Im here for a reason just like everyone else is. If anyone needs someone to talk to whether its someone who just received a implant or is fixin to. Just holler at me.
Dion needs A Pacemaker
Posted by mr2debbie on 2013-06-23 18:00. 3 comments. 617 reads
My family is in need of prayer as my son Dion King is in need of a replacement pacemaker, his journey all began when he was 16 yrs,old. He recieved his 1st pacemaker on Feb 14th, 1997 which saved his life.So Valentines Day was really a day of Love for us. Dion again received another Pacemaker at age 24 in March of 2005, both times he was covered by insurance, Dion is in need of a 3rd Pacemaker by the 2nd week of August and that is pushing it..and he has no insurance at this time...Dion's pacemaker was suppose to last another 18mos but these things happen. Dion is a family man with big responsibilities, hes has a Fiance of 3 yrs and my 3 adorable grandsons. Brooke has not beable to find work so they rely mainly on Dions income to live...
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Thank you from Howie
Posted by howie on 2013-06-22 23:33. 4 comments. 570 reads
Hello to everyone from Howie and Rose.
Yes we have a cardiologist and a EP. the 3D cardiogram showed 36% and my blood pressure was 98 over 70. The halter monitor has to be on me for 48 hours so I haven't had it on long enough to give you an answer as to the results. We'll know Monday the 24th in the evening.
I was told that using a electric drill or any saw can through off the pace maker because of the vibration and it may not work properly after that and you won't really know it. That is what the P.A. for the P.E. told us, and I can't jump start a car because the alternator and I can't go near any large magnets. A cell phone is alright but us it on the right ear. Please let me know what you think and is your information that ...
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Heart Pacemaker Please help we can't make decision
Posted by howie on 2013-06-22 12:16. 6 comments. 952 reads
Hi I'm Howie, My Girlfriend of 2 years Rose who is very dedicated to me went to Long Island Jewish Hospital in New Hyde Park, New York on Thursday to have a angiogram, and back on Friday to have a special Echo Cardio gram 3D. The specialist said I need a Pacemaker. I have cardio myopathy and I'm experiencing PVC which I don't even feel. we were sent home with a halter monitor to check on my heart 48 hours, to see how many PVC I experience in that time. We also got a diary to jot down all of my activities. I'm a carpenter and a woodsman sawing down trees fixing the roof on my house, I'm constantly on the go. I'm 64 years old. My parents also had enlarged hearts my Dad lived until 87 my Mom until 82 without the help of a pace maker. I'm re...
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Wife's bp and low pulse
Posted by AntonioS on 2013-06-18 13:05. 2 comments. 421 reads
Interested in the discussion about pacemaker Y/N. Wife's bp has been systol over 200, now controlled mainly via atenonol and anxiety pill. Wife's pulse usually low 50's sometimes high 40's. When bp controlled (130/77 - sometimes 120/65) she has headaches and generally feels lousy. I believe raising her pulse via pm would increase tremendously her quality of life.
(She was born 1935 in Nebraska.) (Her mother lived to 100, so I don't want her to have many years of substandard life). (Her physician has been negative re pm.)
Your thoughts and recommendations!
new member
Posted by Iris Pennock on 2013-06-03 14:58. 10 comments. 622 reads
I am 2 weeks into my pacemaker use. I have felt like I am not me.
Does anyone else have that reaction?
How long does it take to feel normal again?
Thanks for any input it will be helpful
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It says t here are so many people in the chat room, see names there but no chatting ? Is it that they have not logged out?
affordable insurance
Posted by NWAKAEGO on 2013-05-25 20:02. 1 comments. 311 reads
need insurance that is affordable but do not know how to go about it.help.nwakaego
My Story 12-10-2011
Posted by Duke Heart Patient on 2013-05-21 15:24. 1 comments. 721 reads
The Shock of My Life
Being born with a heart defect was just a blessing from God. At 2 months old I underwent transposition of the great vessels (Open Heart Surgery - Transposition of the great vessels (TGV) is a group of congenital heart defects (CHDs) involving an abnormal spatial arrangement of any of the great vessels: superior and/or inferior venae cavae (SVC, IVC), pulmonary artery, pulmonary veins, and aorta. CHDs involving only the primary arteries (pulmonary artery and aorta) belong to a sub-group called transposition of the great arteries (TGA) at Duke Hospital. Growing up having to watch my own self was what I did. Taking medicines everyday was the normal routine for me. Visits to Duke twice a year, tes...
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Mental Status
Posted by Duke Heart Patient on 2013-05-21 11:21. 10 comments. 520 reads
What is everyone's "mental status' with all these life changing events with your heart going on ? How do you feel mentally ?
Michael - NC
baby needs a pacemaker
Posted by Worried on 2013-05-12 14:56. 7 comments. 505 reads
Hello All, we just found out that our little baby girl (she will be turning 10 months next week) has complete hearth block. Her resting heart rate is about 59/min. she was diagnosed with first degree block when she was 4 months and has been monitored periodically since then. Before 4 months she was just fine, well at least her heart rate was up 140/min. they dont know why it happened as they could not find any genetic link. At four months I took her off breast milk (and I am talking thyroid medication for hypothyroid). I wonder if she had the heart block before then but somehow my medication would go thru her system and increase her heart rate and since heart rate was ok they never checked to look for blockage? Drs say this is not ...
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Posted by alexandra101 on 2013-05-11 15:19. 1 comments. 281 reads
how do I replay to messages from people...some are private. Want to respond to them but am new and don't know how
My Story
Posted by Duke Heart Patient on 2013-05-03 11:21. 4 comments. 607 reads
Laying in the ER of Wake Med wasn't what I planned on doing that Saturday night December 10, 2011. I started my day off as normal , got ready to call basketball with my buddy Chris Mitchell like we always do, 4 games at our local high school in Princeton, then coaching a game for Jaxson's 6under team at 3. After the 4th game I officiated that day I just felt a little wore out. Normally I can run about 7 or 8 games on a Saturday but this day was different. I just felt like I wanted to throw up. I couldn't feel a pulse. I was hot. Jaime showed up at the game and asked if I was ok and went on inside the gym. Jaxson sat out there with me while I was trying to rest. I remember him saying "Daddy if your gonna puke do it in that corner" ... After...
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south yorkshire
Posted by bladepaul on 2013-04-23 06:30. 6 comments. 363 reads
Hi, anyone in my neck of the woods ? my home city is sheffield and the cardiology unit i am under is the northern general.
Are there any other members under that hospital, i had my st.Jude fitted in may 2012 and had a AV Node Ablation done in January, everything went really well and after my visit to the cardiologist yesterday (22/4/2013) got the news everything is well and going to plan.
Hoping to hear from someone.
Looking for a support group
Posted by Nicole33 on 2013-04-12 12:47. 3 comments. 388 reads
Hello. This forum is wonderful but I am actually interested in looking for a support group that physically meets in person. I live in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Anyone know of one close by? I am interested in ICD or PTSD areas.
Posted by lmart58 on 2013-04-08 15:18. 6 comments. 441 reads
Hi I just got my pacemaker a week ago and I am afraid to do anything that could race my heart. I don't know too much about a pacer yet and I want to learn as much as I can. I am 54 years old and have a Medtronic pm because my heart suddenly slowed down. How long does it take to get active again?
new to PM
Posted by zinat111 on 2013-04-02 14:59. 3 comments. 315 reads
I am 54 and I am new to PM world. I have a genetic heart disease, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. I ended up in ER in California on March 20, 2013 and I got a pacemaker that day. I am recovering now. I have more energy than before and hoping to feel better soon.
New PM ok to travel?
Posted by lindasue101 on 2013-03-30 19:31. 2 comments. 458 reads
PM is only 6 days old. . . no 1st post hospital tech check up. Invited to travel an hour out of town and 2 hrs away from hospital. Safe to go? surgery site is great. Vitals super. You folks in the know, do we go to Easter Sunday afternoon event ? Be sitting around BS ing. . . . .
Not sure what's going on
Posted by trish4851 on 2013-03-22 10:08. 4 comments. 488 reads
In September of 2012, I had my PM replaced; I'd had it for 8 years. I knew from the get-go that something wasn't right. My daughter is a nurse and when she changed the dressing, she too, knew it wasn't right. It was extremely high and the pain was unbelievable. When I went back two weeks after for my post-op checkup, the NP said it looked like I would have to have a pocket revision "but let's give it a few months". The pain was unbelievable; couldn't raise my arm up, couldn't be on my left side, itching beyond belief. I went back in Dec. 2012 and they did a pocket revision. Something happened during the procedure, which we believe was an antibiotic given in which I am allergic. It's now March and I am still having problems...mostly palpit...
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51st AAEP Annual Convention to Offer Premier Education for Practitioners, Horse Owners American Association of Equine Practitioners
Equine veterinarians from across the globe will gather in Seattle, Wash., for the American Association of Equine Practitioners' (AAEP) 51st Annual Convention, Dec. 3 – 7, 2005. More than 3,300 practitioners, veterinary students and technicians attend the convention each year, making it the largest equine veterinary meeting in the world.
The 2005 scientific program features in-depth seminars exploring lameness and imaging, equine behavior, pain management, respiratory issues and vaccination. Twenty-two "How To" presentations will cover timely topics ranging from castration to neonatal seizures, and several professional development sessions and interactive small-group discussions will complete the continuing-education offerings for attendees.
Featured speakers include C. Wayne McIlwraith, BVSc, PhD, DSc, FRCVS, one of the world's foremost authorities on arthroscopic surgery and a pioneer in gene therapy. He will deliver the Frank J. Milne State-of-the-Art Lecture, "From Arthroscopy to Gene Therapy." The State-of-the-Art Lecture is produced by the AAEP Foundation, Inc. with support from Platinum Performance, an AAEP Educational Partner. Larry Bramlage, DVM, MS, and John Madigan, DVM, again will present the popular Kester News Hour, discussing a variety of newsworthy topics of interest to both the equine veterinarian and horse enthusiast.
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· Horseman's Day. Designed for horse owners and equine caregivers, Horseman's Day features veterinary experts delivering the latest news and advances in horse health. Topics this year include equine dentistry, pre-purchase exams, wound management, laminitis and the unwanted horse. Horseman's Day, sponsored by the AAEP's Educational Partners, will be held Sunday, Dec. 4 from 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel and Towers. The pre-registration fee through Nov. 4 is $65; on-site registration is $80. Lunch is included with registration. For more information or to register, visit the AAEP's horse-health Web site, www.myHorseMatters.com.
· Veterinary Technician Program. The American Association of Equine Veterinary Technicians, in conjunction with the AAEP, will offer a two-day education program. Sessions for veterinary technicians include field anesthesia, strangles infections, hyperbaric medicine and dentistry. The program is sponsored by Merial Ltd.
· AAEP Foundation Celebration and Auction. As the largest annual fundraiser for the AAEP Foundation, the Celebration promises a night of fun and philanthropy. Attendees enjoy dinner, dancing and live and silent auctions. Tickets are $65 per person and can be purchased in advance or at the convention. The Celebration is produced with the support of Fort Dodge Animal Health, an AAEP Educational Partner.
In addition, the convention will feature a sold-out trade show with over 350 exhibitors. Several career programs for veterinary students also are planned. To learn more about the convention or to register online, visit http://www.aaep.org/convention.php. For assistance, please contact the AAEP office at (859) 233-0147.
The American Association of Equine Practitioners, headquartered in Lexington, Ky., was founded in 1954 as a non-profit organization dedicated to the health and welfare of the horse. Currently, the AAEP reaches more than 5 million horse owners through its 8,500 members worldwide and is actively involved in ethics issues, practice management, research and continuing education in the equine veterinary profession and horse industry.