[marcusa458]

Glad you’re okay. How
Old are you? And are you overweight?

Originally Posted by Replicators ↗

I suffered a major heart attack last year, it was the widowmaker which is supposed to be the worst kind of heart attack a person can have, only 20% of people who have had it survived it, i am one of the lucky ones however i do believe it did some damage to me still. I believe i survived it mainly because i am still pretty young to have one, but ive stopped smoking and going to burger king everday since then.

I didn't realize it was a heart attack, i thought i pulled a muscle at work from carrying 5 gallon pales of sealer up a flight of stairs several times, so i was feeling the chest pain a entire week prior to the heart attack. It was when top gun maverick first came out and i reserved tickets for me and a couple others, i took a nap before we were to leave, when i woke up i went outside to smoke a cigarette but that chest pain came back and i started sweating really bad, i was also feeling it going in my arms but i didn't think it was a heart attack, went in my room in front of the fan took off all my clothes and fan didn't do anything, then went on my bed rocking myself trying to shake it off but didn't do anything and realised it wasn;t gonna just go away and went to the hospital. My jaw dropped when they told me i was having a heart attack, i just thought a heart attack would actually HURT, that was more annoying and i was getting upset trying to shake it off. I quit smoking so my arteries are all opened up now which has caused a chemical imbalance i believe, just snapping at everything and very high anxiety.

Not like anyone would care about my story, but i empathize with that guy very much now because i know how it must of felt.

[wildaxboxer]

He got his wings before his face hit the ground...poor guy RIP

[azblue81]

Don’t get the Covid shot.

[davebaron666]

If you are a man above 40 be very careful on cold weather especially in the morning (first hour after you wake up)

If you have to do something outside do it slowly with regular breaks.

[Necrotic Bowel]

If he played cornerback for the Buffalo Bills he would have survived.

Life is not fair

[Replicators]

Originally Posted by azblue81 ↗

Don’t get the Covid shot.

So people don't normally have heart attack's?

[Replicators]

Originally Posted by marcusa458 ↗

Glad you’re okay. How
Old are you? And are you overweight?

I am 44 years old, not overweight but smoked since i was 9 years old and lots of burger king and pizza, i did it to myself. My dad had 3 heart attacks at my age for same reason, heavy smoker and high cholesterol.

[pyromancer555]

I'm always amazed seeing real heart attack videos. A real heart attack is nothing like in the movies or those psa you see on TV. A massive heart attack hits fast and hard.

[docfr8]

Once the plug was pulled he ragdolled like on the Matrix

[houseoftechno]

I loved being out in winter so cold that my footsteps squeaked like that in the snow. Much easier and comfortable getting around. Excellent mountain biking in low temps with a dusting or no snow, because the hard surfaces require less effort. Just don't lose your cool on the ice.