Hello,
I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has suffered a
Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms, meds, etc.
Thanks.
Bill [email hidden]
Wild Bill 2, Marietta, Ga. (^_-) email: poston8 at
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Hello,
I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has suffered a
Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms, meds, etc.
Thanks.
Bill [email hidden]
Wild Bill 2, Marietta, Ga. (^_-) email: poston8 at
comcast.net
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 10:06:03 -0400, Wild Bill 2 surfed into the newsgroup
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Quoted message said:Hello,
I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has suffered a
Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms, meds, etc.
What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
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Quoted message said:On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 10:06:03 -0400, Wild Bill 2 surfed
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I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has suffered
a Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms, meds, etc.What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
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A heart attack you did not know you had, though it will show
up on an EKG. It has little or perhaps no symptoms.
Bill
In article <[email hidden]>, Aries <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
My good friend Sam came to work one day about 10 years ago
and he looked like he had a bad case of flu. Our boss sent
him to the hospital at work who said he was OK. Next day a
repeat. On the third day we asked for an EkG. Sam failed. No
pain just slowly turning more and more blue. Sam passed in
the next six months.
Weird stuff eh? I guess heart failure has many ways of
expressing itself. Now where is that Nitro I say I
don't need. 😉)
William(Bill)
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Garden in Zone 5 S Jersey USA Shade William(Bill)
On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 19:07:17 -0400, William Wagner surfed into the newsgroup
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Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>, Aries
Quoted message said:What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
My good friend Sam came to work one day about 10 years ago
and he looked like he had a bad case of flu. Our boss sent
him to the hospital at work who said he was OK. Next day a
repeat. On the third day we asked for an EkG. Sam failed.
No pain just slowly turning more and more blue. Sam passed
in the next six months.Weird stuff eh? I guess heart failure has many ways of
expressing itself. Now where is that Nitro I say I don't
need. 😉)William(Bill)
Scarey 🙁
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:from cyberspace:
Quoted message said:Hello,
I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has
suffered a Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms,
meds, etc.What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
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copelands.plus.comvalOpen ↗A heart attack you did not know you had, though it will
show up on an EKG.
It
Quoted message said:has little or perhaps no symptoms.
Bill
Sounds like something many of us could have suffered but not
known about ? Would feeling extrememly breathless after
climbing stairs be a pointer do you think?
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It seems to me I heard somewhere that Bill wrote in article
<[email hidden]>:
Quoted message said:"Aries" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has suffered
a Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms, meds, etc.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:A heart attack you did not know you had, though it will
show up on an EKG. It has little or perhaps no symptoms.
In my brother's case, it showed up on the EKG some time
(months?) later when he was having other cardiac problems
and went to the doctor. Till then he had no idea he had
heart problems--he's since had bypasses and is on medication
for our familial high cholesterol; most of the men in my
father's generation had heart problems, my oldest brother
died of an attack in his forties, I, the brother I mention
here, and my sister are all on cholesterol medication, and
my younger brother isn't because AFAIK he hasn't seen a
doctor yet.
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> Hello,
>
> I'd like to exchange email with anyone who has
> suffered a Silent Heart Attack. Talk about symptoms,
> meds, etc.
>What exactly is a silent heart attack ?
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show up on an EKG.
ItQuoted message said:has little or perhaps no symptoms.
Bill
Sounds like something many of us could have suffered but
not known about ? Would feeling extrememly breathless
after climbing stairs be a pointer do you think?
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Possibly. Though a silent heart attack often effects a very
small amount of heart muscule. Being out of shape and
overweight can, for example, make it difficult to climb
stairs. As can some other things. If you are concerned about
this why not see you Dr. for a EKG? You can also tell him
about the stairs problem and see what he suggests.
Bill
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