The Call to the Doctor and Denial
As I said in the last post, I had all the signs of a heart attack: ringing elbow, tightness of chest, shortness of breath. I called the family doctor and described what had happened and he told me in an amazed tone that it sounded like a heart attack to him. I should come in and see him the next day.
I slept alright that night and at 28 thought there was no way it could be a heart attack. The next morning I got up, felt fine, and despite my wife's misgivings I went to work rather than the to the doctor's office.
Little did I know I had dodged a big bullet and that it would catch up with me later.
I slept alright that night and at 28 thought there was no way it could be a heart attack. The next morning I got up, felt fine, and despite my wife's misgivings I went to work rather than the to the doctor's office.
Little did I know I had dodged a big bullet and that it would catch up with me later.
posted by CODA-Organ Donation Charity @ 5:32 AM
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Thanks. I appreciate your comment.
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