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I had a big one about twenty-five years ago. I didn't feel any pain or chest pressure. I just became disoriented and my speech was badly slurring.
A major hospital was less than one mile away. A friend drove me over. I could not walk so I sure was not going to drive.
Mine was bought on by a trip to see a client that led to 36 hours of no sleep. I spent four days in the hospital and six months in recovery. Fortunately my job, if you can call it that, consists of not much more than sitting at a desk for a few hours and then sipping coffee while I think about how to move a plot along.
I am not the world's most active person.
I was told I had a few months to live. All I had the energy to do was drop dead so this bit of a heads up was wasted on me.
I see a heart doc now and then. They always tell me I'm in perfect condition heart wise. So even having a major attack, if you live through it, is not the end of the world.
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