[DavidAaronGarcia]

That look just like me when I had my fall out July of last year ,I just dropped just like him ,but two different incidents I didn't lose conscious but I do remember dropped to the ground poor fellow. That sucks.Rest In Peace

[chode_smoker]

Widowmaker heart attack. The LAD blockage. Most common in black men.

[jsundqui]

Originally Posted by Eyensky ↗

Just before he collapsed you can see he looked down and his body language had changed as if trying to regain his bearings. What a shame. One second he’s talking happily and the next he is deceased. Just as VileGirl said above, I wonder what he thought or felt. I do feel bad for people who die like this. Very very saddening.

No really if you are suicidal but don't have the courage to pull it off. This would be a blessing.

[alchingon02]

Covid clot shot?

[expletater]

Originally Posted by tarvin890 ↗

I've had ventricular tachycardia alot that makes me feel faint..heart doc says don't worry...assholes...I know exactly what this guy felt but my heart didn't stop..yet

I don't have VT but was diagnosed with SVT when I was a kid. I still experience random episodes of tachycardia / intense palpitations with weakness/lightheadedness and have even collapsed and woken up on the floor before.

Yet holters, EKGs, echos, stress tests always result in no issues. Cardiologist assures me that I'm fine.

Watching him go from totally normal to suddenly bracing himself against the chair at :20 seconds, knees weak, fighting to remain upright and conscious .. it's a feeling I'm all too familiar with.

I can watch cartel executions without blinking, but videos like this absolutely terrify me.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by VileGirl ↗

I wonder what the moment or realization is. As in, what happens in the body when he realized something was wrong, to falling. What goes through the mind. Does one know death is beside them? .. interesting

My uncle has had couple of heart attacks and has been revived by both relatives and a pace maker. He said...that all he felt was getting kind of dizzy( no pain ) and then...nothing. Woke up in hospital. Second time, with a pacemaker, he felt almost nothing either, just a shocking bang from the pace maker.

[quetza]

Originally Posted by alchingon02 ↗

Covid clot shot?

You probably think the same thing about the guy in another video getting his head lopped off by the cartel

[boominator]

Originally Posted by Eyensky ↗

Just before he collapsed you can see he looked down and his body language had changed as if trying to regain his bearings. What a shame. One second he’s talking happily and the next he is deceased. Just as VileGirl said above, I wonder what he thought or felt. I do feel bad for people who die like this. Very very saddening.

I had a heart attack on February 13 this year. I thought I was having an asthma attack. Could not take a breath. Started taking hits off my inhaler. I knew if I went down that was it. Made it into my kitchen. Was in trouble. Wife called 911 and the EMT took my heart rate is was 170, probably from all the albuterol. Gave me nitro glycerin tablets after he said I was having a heart attack. Had a stint put in a heart artery and am doing much better.

[WayneMan]

Originally Posted by boominator ↗

I had a heart attack on February 13 this year. I thought I was having an asthma attack. Could not take a breath. Started taking hits off my inhaler. I knew if I went down that was it. Made it into my kitchen. Was in trouble. Wife called 911 and the EMT took my heart rate is was 170, probably from all the albuterol. Gave me nitro glycerin tablets after he said I was having a heart attack. Had a stint put in a heart artery and am doing much better.

Glad you’re doing better, my friend.
I remember driving home from a video store. First felt dizzy, then could literally feel myself leaving my body as consciousness started fading. I had a family at home and didn’t want this to happen. Nor did I want to get in a crash and hurt an innocent person. I started yelling as hard as I could: “No! No!” as I steered my car to the far side of the road. Miraculously, it stopped and I sat there for what seemed forever until I felt safe to drive to the nearest hospital. They concluded I had had a mild heart attack due to high blood pressure.
I was put on meds and 15 years later, I’m still here too. But I’ll never forget that feeling of checking out. I knew what it was and just tried to fight it off. Got lucky that time. Please - check your BP often (it’s not called the “silent killer” for nothing) and if high, take meds. They work. TY

[WayneMan]

Sorry for the duplicate post. Does anyone know what happened to the “edit” button? I used the back arrow and edited it but it left both posts visible. Sorry! Where’s the edit option?