[TheCruxofBag]

Jellico, Tennessee, USA

The man, John D. (I've seen at least one post say he was 55), ran a Facebook page with nearly 200,000 followers alongside his mother.

This is the full 20-minute livestream. The heart attack is at around 5:40.

[ptreegrdn]

Can somebody tell me what happened? I fell asleep after about four minutes of him cutting at a sloth’s pace with the world’s dullest knives.

[DMSxxxx5]

This is very unfortunate. No parent, no matter the age, should witness their offspring perish in front of them.

This should give awareness to whomever is watching this, or other similar vids, to be sure to prepare for the worst if it's just that time. Have aspirin closeby (if you aren't allergic). Have a heart rate monitor of some kind to catch early signs. In times like this, every second matters.

[rlxr]

Learn cpr y’all, there are classes everywhere. Just fyi, you’re not gonna press too hard with your upper body on an adult that big. If ribs are cracking and popping you’re doing it right.

[Sick0ne1]

Massive heart attack with complete blockage in his coronary artery. His only chance of survival would have been if he was in a cath lab within minutes after onset of symptoms. CPR might have helped if an ambulance was on scene in minutes and if a hospital was close by. I’ve been a Paramedic since 1998 and only a few patients managed to survive a full cardiac arrest. Rip to John….

[scallywag27]

Awful. Her wee attempt to initially help with the emergency cola.

[Mecrupulent]

I was watching this with my morning cereal bowl and I'm overweight...

I'm not hungry anymore

As has previously been said, the "I'll get you some cola" when he felt bad is probably part of what led to this in the first place (not victim shaming)... And their "FAITH" didn't help

[MorinoR]

Originally Posted by DMSxxxx5 ↗

This is very unfortunate. No parent, no matter the age, should witness their offspring perish in front of them.

This should give awareness to whomever is watching this, or other similar vids, to be sure to prepare for the worst if it's just that time. Have aspirin closeby (if you aren't allergic). Have a heart rate monitor of some kind to catch early signs. In times like this, every second matters.

No one decides that other than God obviously, people do not have a hand in how they go. We all got to go and the average person does not decide the who, what why where how etc.

[docfr8]

That dude was a walking heart attack on lay away (if you guys remember "Lay away"). His pores were spewing with all that butter and cholesterol.. He had all the strikes against him.. Obese, diabetic, male, over 35, sedentary lifestyle, and the list goes on

[DavidAaronGarcia]

Originally Posted by Sick0ne1 ↗

Massive heart attack with complete blockage in his coronary artery. His only chance of survival would have been if he was in a cath lab within minutes after onset of symptoms. CPR might have helped if an ambulance was on scene in minutes and if a hospital was close by. I’ve been a Paramedic since 1998 and only a few patients managed to survive a full cardiac arrest. Rip to John….

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Yep must be in a hospital within 15 minutes and hope the doctors finger out what going on.i suffer one two years ago on june.10.2024 day before my birthday, didn't know what it was , I thought I was sick like a cold. Luckily to be alive now, and suffer three strokes on july.23.2024 , now only 20 percent heart failure.