Anyone ever had a heart attack?
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Feels like I am the only one... especially at my age. A little young for it...
Wondering what permanent changes you had to make in your lifestyle... what meds work... how bad you feel from blood pressure meds... blood thinners...
Wondering what permanent changes you had to make in your lifestyle... what meds work... how bad you feel from blood pressure meds... blood thinners...
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So to answer your question BD, I've done nothing specific related to my "event".
You WILL develop whatever new habits wil benefit not just your heart but other health aspects as well.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
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Well glad there were no major side effects...
My energy level has been destroyed.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
i have not had a heart attack. but, i have been having chest pains for a long time, more than six months, so i finally asked my doctor about them (they are not in the center of my chest-they are to the left around my breast). they did an ekg, and it was abnormal. i was referred to a cardiologist, so 3 days before my 36th bday next week, that's what i get to do, woo-hoo! the doc said that the ekg wasn't too concerning, but because of my family history, which is pretty bad when it comes to heart issues, they want me to see a specialist. i'm a little nervous-nervous enough to be trying to quit smoking, which is really hard. but i am trying, and have cut down signifigantly. i am not even a heavy smoker (i don't even know what qualifies as that to be honest, but i don't go through a pack a day or anything like that), but i have been smoking off and on for years so obviously i am concerned. so, i am chewing alot of gum and trying to figure out what else there is to do in the car while on long drives lol...
Hopefully you caught on to something early... and meds can handle it...
Good luck and if you have any cardiologist or question about the meds... don't hesitate...
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I have not had a heart attack, but a friend of mine had one and was told that if she didn't stop smoking, she would definitely have another one, and soon. She quit, and lived for a very long time after that. So kudos, Black Diamond, for kicking the habit!
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Adam, I can't say I have had one, but I am very glad to hear you're recovering well. Keep up the good work on not smoking and staying healthy.
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Have not had red meat since the incident... a little chicken and lots of fish...
1. Start off light cardio..slowly work your way up to harder stuff....
2. heart healthy cook book (I have one from the AHA...I'll send it this weekend)
2a. Use the Heart Healthy Cookbook.
3. Monitor your blood pressure. (I have a machine...I'll send that along too) Keep a log
bring it with you to the docs on check ups.
4. Talk to Kara's mom (will include the phone number in with the stuff) I'll tell her that you'll be calling.
and, as much as it pains me to say it ,... 5. Cut back on the alcohol...(jesus did I really just say that...I feel like I just cheated on my best friend, lol)
I got memories. I got shit so much it don't show."
And thanks man
btw you can ask my ex girfriends,all has heart issues..
loveya brother..!!!
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
Love ya too
Such a gross habit, should have listened to mom when she said never to pick up those fucking things.
Sometimes it sux to hear the phrase " it happens for a reason"
But maybe this will set you up for the back 9 of your life being smoke free
Jk about back 9 comment
I cannot recommend this book enough.
http://www.theeasywaytostopsmoking.com/books.aspx
If your struggling w/ quitting smoking, please read this book.
I quit March 2010 - was smoking at least 1 pack a day for the last 13 years or so...more on weekends or when drinking. (im only 28 so thats like half my life still!)
I'll keep posting a link to this book until someone here actually reads it
You can do it!!! Smoking and stress are so bad for you! Now, if i could just find a good book that would help me deal w/ the stress part, i'd have nothing to worry about.
Congratulations on your progress on giving up the smokes so far Adam. Cold turkey is brutal! I applaud you
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I've read nothing but sound advice so far. No experience with heart attacks but we went through a similar episode last year. Hubby has a chronic lung disease, he's 48 now. In Feb '10 things got so bad, he ended up in ICU for two weeks. I don't need to tell you that was a bit of an eye-opener... He had to cut out a lot of things and of course those were all the things that make life fun and interesting. He nearly slipped into a depression but we got him help for that.
Keep in mind that changing your lifestyle is a process. Your body AND mind have to get used to this new situation. Especially in a case like yours, when you're "forced".
*cliché ahead* :arrow: You've had a warning but you're still young (-ish
EDIT : ignore the bacon advice!
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Let's just say he didn't make huge life changes and we now how that went ... :(
i blame al
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