Without realizing it due to no discomfort during any exercise I was doing, My LAD started narrowing in the lower part. It had been over 3 years since my second heart attack. My heart rate had settled into a fairly nice 45 to 55 resting and 60 to 70 while sitting. I regularly was taking […]
My second heat attack presented itself as chest pain, with a very low heart rate and high blood pressure. My cardiologist told me to get over to the hospital STAT! I complied. Upon arrival, I was placed on a Nitroglycerin patch and had the standard IV inserted in my left arm. The blood enzymes that […]
Since I was i need of knee replacement surgery, my cardiologist required me to complete a course of cardiac rehab classes. These classes are not to be confused with the cardio workout classes given by many gyms. In part because they cost considerably more and much of the cost can be placed on your medical […]
A heart attack is a life changing event for most people, The largest contributor to those who don’t survive is their lack of knowledge as to symptoms and how to take control of their own body for a sufficient amount of time for getting treatment. I hate to admit it but my own knowledge as […]