[speaker001:] [singing] La la la la [] Hello. Well Catherine That's okay. Not to worry about that. What've you been doing to yourself?
[speaker002:] I've been no I've been taking kind of palpitations, I don't know, and I'm as tired as
[speaker001:] Come on let's have a listen to you... and see what you're doing to your poor old self.
[speaker002:] They're all cos of the heart trouble in the family, you know....
[speaker001:] Trying to get you worried.
[speaker002:] Probably.
[speaker001:] Trying to get you worried.
[speaker002:] Probably.
[speaker001:] Let's have a listen and see what's
[speaker002:] ......
[speaker001:] Take a big deep breath.... There we are.... And deep breath again.... Well, let's do just your ordinary breathing bit.... Your heart's ticking away like a clock.
[speaker002:] Ah, my heart's.
[speaker001:] Let me look in your eyes and see... you might be getting a wee bit bloodless actually I mean that's the other thing Cathy, you're a bit pale in there.
[speaker002:] Maybe that's.
[speaker001:] Aye. But certainly your heart's ticking away there like a wee clock, it's not...
[speaker002:] up to.
[speaker001:] Yeah, well that's something.... But... you've not noticed anything else about yourself Catherine, no?
[speaker002:] In what way?
[speaker001:] Your weight, there's trouble with the water,sh
[speaker002:] No.
[speaker001:] shortness of breath, or s nothing... nothing like that at all? You look just much the same as your usual, you don't
[speaker002:] Aye, I'm feeling fine.... I was just that some nights I waken up and you know you can actually hear your [sniff] [LAUGHTER] heart [].
[speaker001:] Oh aye, oh y y you better get used to that, cos it'll happen for the rest of your life.
[speaker002:] [LAUGHTER] Oh does it []? [LAUGHTER]
[speaker001:] Yes. Aye. Aye no, you get... a once you have heard that, you never waken up without hearing it.
[speaker002:] Is that right?
[speaker001:] Aye. It's one of these things. It's ha it happens all your life, the noise is there all the time
[speaker002:] Aye, but you don't notice it?
[speaker001:] You don't notice it a and then once you do, every time you wake up, it's there.
[speaker002:] in your head.
[speaker001:] you hear, in fact some folk waken up and they can feel it... pulse... coming up there.
[speaker002:] Is that right? Aye.
[speaker001:] And they, they get very worried about that. It's quite normal. It's quite normal to do that,.
[speaker002:] Have you given them and that, you know?
[speaker001:] Yeah.
[speaker002:] And I wondered why there wasn't and I'd been sitting there for ages, twenty five past five is the appointment.
[speaker001:] Mhm. Er... but don't don't worry about that er
[speaker002:] Aye.
[speaker001:] when you, when you hear that... that's nothing. Nothing to worry about with that...., There we are now
[speaker002:] I shall survive again then.
[speaker001:] You're going to live for a wee while yet, going to live for a wee while yet. Yes. Oh aye oh
[speaker002:] [LAUGHTER] [LAUGHTER] []
[speaker001:] If you've got anything funny like that, you get it checked.
[speaker002:] Aye, right away.
[speaker001:] Don't, don't ignore it.
[speaker002:] Well I think you can go home now cos I was the last.
[speaker001:] Och. You think so? I would, I wouldn't bet on it. I wouldn't bet on it.
[speaker002:] [LAUGHTER]
[speaker001:] Right,
[speaker002:] Thanks.
[speaker001:] okay Cathy, cheerio now.