Know the symptoms, it could save a life

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TOW I am so glad that you came through this scary event. Your training served you well. I hope for a long and happy life ahead for you.

I know all too well what it feels like. In March of 2009 I had a massive heart attack and even got the paddles on the table in the OR as the got raedy to insert a stent in the same locaion as in your heart attack. I did not pay attention to the signs that occuired over the week preceding the heart attack and that almost cost me my life. Today I have additional issues as in Heart Failure and suffer from severe, at times, angina. Had the heart cath done in Nov and my stent is 40% blocked. But guess what................ medical protocol will not allow the Dr's to do anything until it reaches 70%. Wow so much fun. Today my Dr doubled the long acting nitro I take daily and I certainly hope that works because the angina is not fun when it is almost all the time.