P.S.V.T. Heart Episodes

I've changed my cardiologist to the main doc at the same clinic.  The old doc, who is really old (in his 70's) was not caring for my heart ailments very well.  He ordered a radio frequency lesion surgery last year to try to find where the short circuit or miss-fire was happening with the electrical stimuli in my heart has been causing too frequent episodes of P.S.V.T. (para supra ventricular tachycardia)  I had an episode brought on by stress & panic on the 13th of Sept. as a result of a letter denying my Social Security Disability benefits after my review was supposedly finished and everything okay.  It wouldn't stop beating at 175 to 200 beats a minute with blood pressure readings scattered all over the place from too high to too low and the numbers on the top of the reading looking like they should be on the bottom reading & then opposite again, which lasted 24 plus hours when I finally went to the E.R. (Emergency Room)  Then a few little ones between the 13th and last wknd on 29th I ended up there again in the ER after another 24 hr span of time, as none of the home remedies worked, ( Ice water with your face in the bowl, bearing down hard like you are having a baby, & artery massage on main artery in your neck)  New doc said no more artery massage because of stroke possibilities & he heard a noise concerning him in the neck on right side, which was heard by another ER doc in last 2 years.  So the had to stop my heart on the 13th of Sept & again on 29th of Oct with a drug given in your vein to your heart which stops your heart for a few seconds.  Then the heart usually ties to restart itself to the proper beat and pressure.  This was the 3rd or 4th time since the diagnosis in 2004 they've used this edenasine poison/medicine to stop my heart.  It feels horrific.  The surgery was done unnecessarily and without proper preparation, and was unsuccessful because of this & the fact I have a trauma issue with panic & P.T.S.D. attacks concerning hospitals, doc, surgeries,  etc.  They couldn't keep me sedated, the equipment wouldn't work,  and the surgeon couldn't get the electrical misfire to occur, so 6 hrs later, 4 wake-ups on the table, 3 hrs longer than a normal long surgery for this type he gave up, & got outta there.  I had a bad feeling about the whole thing from the 1st suggestion but not listening to my intuition or instincts allowed it to happen.  So the new head doc at the heart clinic is very mad at the whole thing.  They caught a different miss-firing in a diff place in my heart on the 13th too which made him concerned enough to do a new ultra sound on the right main neck artery, & Echo & I have been wearing a heart monitor for almost 3 weeks.  I send the monitor into the lab this saturday and go see the new cardiologist a week later.  The ER episode on the 29th prompted a new heart medicine which helps prevent stroke, erratic rhythms, tachycardia, angina, etc.  I have felt my heart attempt to go into an episode more than a few times since the ER visit but the new medicine had stopped it.  I had bad side effects from the edenasine or the length or the episodes being too close in time to each other or the bronchitis or the edenasine wasn't pushed fast enough through to my heart this last time ( it felt too slow) or ALL OF THE ABOVE which is what I think,  There is a less than 1 percent of patients which have these side / after effects of heavy pressure on chest front & back, shortness of breath etc etc which I experienced this time only the day after the last episode & ER treatment.  Lots more to write but it is late and I am exhausted.  I cannot sit here long enough to get completely caught up so I end for now before my back is stuck in this position and I have more to deal with from that issue.  Rest well I pray for me & mine & you & yours.