I posted here a year ago and received some wonderful advice from fellow Atrial Fibrillation sufferers. It's been about nine months and I just had another episode, and I guess I should consider myself lucky to have that time between episodes. I am a very active person and an athlete (albeight much less intense during the last six months) and am having a tough time moving on and through this episode. Quick History: I have had a stress test, echocardiogram, EKG, and seen a Cardiologist. BP- 119/65 with a pulse of 54 this morning. All tests were normal and I was given a "no restrictions" diagnoses from the doctor and told I have "Lone" A-Fib. This was my fourth episode in my life, with the first one 6 years ago and three in the past two years. My question: Does anyone have a hard time moving on "emotionally" after these episodes? I try to talk to a close friend or two, but we all know the reallity is, if they don't have it, they don't really understand. I try to live by the old addage of "get busy living, or get busy dying, " but I have had a tough time getting back on board this time. Not a person to complain. Just looking to see if there are others in the same situation and how and what they are doing or referencing to get through. Thanks in advance for any advice you may have.