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By *opeswing OP   Couple
over a year ago

mansfield

Any one esle suffered heart attack? How you deal with mental side of wanting sex and all you had before, but knowing potential stress being placed on the ticker.

Mine was no small attack, needed to be brought back from the otherside twice

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If I have to go that seems like a good option!

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By *epsonWoman
over a year ago

Biddulph


"If I have to go that seems like a good option!"

Not to the persons bed you are in at the time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Cardiac arrest and a heart attack are two different things. Neither of them sound like much fun but a heart attack is survivable, cardiac arrest not so much, unless somebody gets a defib on you within a few minutes or does good cpr until one arrives. The chances of survival reduce by 10% for every minute that passes. Sounds like you were lucky OP.

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By *opeswing OP   Couple
over a year ago

mansfield


"If I have to go that seems like a good option!

Not to the persons bed you are in at the time "

Wasnt during sex at the time of attack. Scared her silly though during would have been horredous for her

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

All the men on my dads side die before they’re of ischemic heart disease, one made to 50 so went to Benidorm to celebrate, he died on the balcony of his apartment. I’m on count down to death

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By *opeswing OP   Couple
over a year ago

mansfield


"Cardiac arrest and a heart attack are two different things. Neither of them sound like much fun but a heart attack is survivable, cardiac arrest not so much, unless somebody gets a defib on you within a few minutes or does good cpr until one arrives. The chances of survival reduce by 10% for every minute that passes. Sounds like you were lucky OP. "

Was v v lucky had paramedic on site at time. Within hr n half in theatre for stent.

Actually shocked back twice

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By *indfkdWoman
over a year ago

glasgow

I had a heart attack about 11 weeks ago now, had to get a stent put in, it wasnt as serious as yours but my advise would be have a serious talk with your doctor about what you are into and the impact it could have on your heart

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By *epsonWoman
over a year ago

Biddulph


"All the men on my dads side die before they’re of ischemic heart disease, one made to 50 so went to Benidorm to celebrate, he died on the balcony of his apartment. I’m on count down to death "

But you have the power of knowledge and foresight. Use it well

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"All the men on my dads side die before they’re of ischemic heart disease, one made to 50 so went to Benidorm to celebrate, he died on the balcony of his apartment. I’m on count down to death

But you have the power of knowledge and foresight. Use it well "

I had a full mot with a cardiologist after my dad died, he was 48, the doc told me my heart was strong as in ox and my arteries were clear at the time. His parting shot was “if it’s in your genes it’s in your genes”. I was 30 then, I’m 46 this month so the clock is ticking.

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By *epsonWoman
over a year ago

Biddulph


"All the men on my dads side die before they’re of ischemic heart disease, one made to 50 so went to Benidorm to celebrate, he died on the balcony of his apartment. I’m on count down to death

But you have the power of knowledge and foresight. Use it well

I had a full mot with a cardiologist after my dad died, he was 48, the doc told me my heart was strong as in ox and my arteries were clear at the time. His parting shot was “if it’s in your genes it’s in your genes”. I was 30 then, I’m 46 this month so the clock is ticking.

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He was right, it is in your genes, but research shows that following advice about preventing your condition can improve your chances considerably. You have that knowledge to use.

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