Second day on the boat

- Now I think it's going crazy again, Pia said when she measured her blood pressure and heart rate late in the evening.

Blood pressure 154 / 108, heart rate 175 and an indicator on the device that said the heart was beating in the wrong rhythm.

- Satan, we said in each other's mouths, got off the boat and walked on the dark bridge into the car in the parking lot.

- Let's try Gentofte first, I said while Pia typed in 1813.

Very much, she explained the voice in the phone that she had a bad attack of atrial fibrillation and she was on her way to Gentofte Hospital.

- Reception closed after 22 pm. You have to drive to Hillerød was the answer

- Yes, but I have previously been treated at Gentofte and have an appointment for an ablation there on 19 August.

"I can try to see if it can be changed, but you should not expect anything," replied the voice, after which there was complete silence as I drove into a stop.

- You can go to Gentofte. announced the voice suddenly.

The hospital was closed, just as the voice had predicted, but after a short while, a friendly nurse closed us in. A little while later, guardian cardiologists arrived and confirmed the diagnosis.

- We can give you a DC conversion tomorrow at 9.00, he said and continued - if you can be here before, you can go home.

We were back on the boat at. 1, up again after a few hours of sleep and in the hospital a little before 9.

3 / XNUM hours later, a doctor, nurse, anesthetist, and anesthetist came up.

After a very short time, an electric shock was caused that brought Pia's heart back in the right rhythm, and at 12 we were back on the boat.

What a start !!