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Nothing much new to report here. I've become aware of how much trouble my husband has sleeping since he had his ICD implanted a year ago. He's always slept on his left side, and he's 54 years old. Well his ICD is on the left side of his chest and so he often tosses and turns all night. When he does sleep successfully on his left side, he said that the site of the implant aches the following day.

Not sure there is really a solution to this problem, but anyway, it's too bad. Maybe we'll look into some sort of sleep aid like a special mattress to retrain his body to sleep on the right side.

Oh...did I mention that when he doesn't sleep well...I don't sleep well either??