Broken Heart
Painshock Lyrics

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One rainy morning
I am thinking to myself
The fire is glowing
Reflecting on your picture on the shelf
I'm feeling so gloomy when I see your face
One thing is true, it can't be you
To help me through this day

Broken heart that falls like leaves
The more it cries, the more it bleeds
All our hopes are filled with dreams
And the dreams they cut too deep
Broken heart that falls like leaves
The tears we cried have turned to sea
The pain is taking over me
Please wipe away my tears of pain

The rain is calming
But the darkness rules the land
My heart is dying
And its smothered by the picture in my hand
I can't understand why he took you away
Now im alone and yes, I know
I can't make it through this day

Broken heart that falls like leaves
The more it cries, the more it bleeds
All our hopes are filled with dreams
And the dreams they cut too deep
Broken heart that falls like leaves
The tears we cried have turned to sea
The pain is taking over me
Please wipe away my tears of pain

My tears of pain

Oh please god oh why, why did she have to die?
You should have taken me instead.

Broken heart that falls like leaves
The more it cries, the more it bleeds
All our hopes are filled with dreams
And the dreams they cut too deep
Broken heart that falls like leaves
The tears we cried have turned to sea

The pain is taking over me
Please wipe away my tears of pain

Overall Meaning

The song "Broken Heart" by Painshock depicts the strong pain and grief that one feels after losing someone they loved deeply. The lyrics vividly capture the despair, confusion and melancholy that the singer experiences while he is trying to come to terms with the harsh reality of losing someone so dear to him. The rainy morning setting in the first verse of the song aptly depicts the sorrowful atmosphere surrounding the singer. He describes how the fire is glowing and reflecting on the picture of his loved one on the shelf, heightening the sense of loneliness that he feels. Each time he sees the reflection, his heart sinks into even deeper sadness. He acknowledges that he cannot rely on his former companion to help him through the day, as he battles the sadness that has overtaken him.

The chorus emphasizes the depth of his sorrow, with the “broken heart” that falls like leaves, emphasizing the fragility and vulnerability of his emotional state. He reflects on the fact that, despite holding on to his hopes and dreams, he is being cut deeper and deeper, taking him further away from the positive future he once saw. The pain is so intense that it is now overwhelming him, manifesting in tears. He calls out, hoping for a release from the pain, a savior who will cure his affliction of grief. In the final verse, the singer's grief intensifies so much that he questions his faith and existence, pleading with God to explain why he lost the person he loved so much.

Line by Line Meaning

One rainy morning
On a morning where it's raining

I am thinking to myself
I'm alone with my thoughts

The fire is glowing
There is a fire burning nearby

Reflecting on your picture on the shelf
Looking at your picture on display

I'm feeling so gloomy when I see your face
I become sad when I look at your photo

One thing is true, it can't be you
You're not here with me

To help me through this day
To make this day less difficult

Broken heart that falls like leaves
My heart feels shattered, like falling leaves

The more it cries, the more it bleeds
As I cry more, the pain only intensifies

All our hopes are filled with dreams
Our aspirations are all dreams

And the dreams they cut too deep
These dreams only serve to hurt me

The tears we cried have turned to sea
All the tears I've shed have formed a vast ocean

The pain is taking over me
My pain is becoming all-consuming

Please wipe away my tears of pain
I need someone to help me rid myself of this pain

The rain is calming
The storm is losing strength

But the darkness rules the land
I still feel alone and in the dark

My heart is dying
My heart feels like it's giving up

And its smothered by the picture in my hand
I'm holding onto that photo too tightly

I can't understand why he took you away
I don't know why he took you from me

Now im alone and yes, I know
I'm aware that I'm on my own

I can't make it through this day
This day is too hard to handle alone

My tears of pain
Crying because of the pain I feel

Oh please god oh why, why did she have to die?
A plea to God asking why she had to leave

You should have taken me instead.
I wish that I had been the one taken instead of her

Please wipe away my tears of pain
My tears need to be wiped away

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Azri Salim

2y↑1.5K

1. Blood clot
2. Persistent flu
3. Bloated for a while
4. Sweating for no reasos
5. Heartburn
6. Pain in the centre of the chest
7. Feeling tired

Start by walking around the block, Omega3 and lose weight. Everything will be ok. Good luck!

fahim dasti

2y↑10

@Lady Leo
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WHEN YOU LOST YOUR LOVER THAN YOU GOING TO BE SAD FROM HEART THAN YOUR HEART MUSCLE WILL BE WEAK THAN YOUR HEART ATTACK RISKS VERY HIGH
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I AM FROM ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN
1 GIRL TRULY LOVE ME
SHE IS TOO BEAUTIFUL AND RICHER
I M FROM MIDDLE CLASS
SHE FALL IN LOVE WITH ME
THAN I AGREE WITH HER
THAN HER RICHER FAMILY NOT LIKE ME
THAN OUR BREAKUP
I M NOT SAD
BUT SHE WAS TOO SAD
THAN ONE DAY I GOT BAD NEWS
SHE ADMIT IN ICU
DR SAID HER HEART MUSCLE TOO WEAK
THAN WE GOT MARRIED IN COURT AND RUNAWAY FROM PAKISTAN TO DUBAI

Martha Aldridge

1y↑23

I was in a chemical heart failure status for over 10 days, thinking it was a ruptured hernia
The sweats and trouble breathing are my 1st symptoms
That was in 2018
I quit smoking
Started walking and stretching
Changed my diet and lost over 50 lbs
Now I can walk for miles, but I slowly worked up to that.
I am 59 years old and feel better than I have in 25 years
No dairy either the heart attack was caused by underlying kidney disease
I don't drink alcohol or soda anymore either
Never give up or give in
Just take a slow deep breath and WATCH THIS ENTIRE VIDEO MORE THAN ONCE

windeen

1y↑24

I never saw this when you guys posted it. I wish they did more to let people (caregivers especially) know about this sort of heart attack. It looks like you guys posted this in June. I wish I had seen this.
My mom had one on and off or at least 12 hours in the 6th of July.
She had pneumonia and lung cancer at the time. She was on oxygen. Her only sign was the sweating, and she was having more trouble breathing.
She was 75.
I begged her to let me call 911 when I kept having to adjust her oxygen levels. But our hospital is VERY bad, and they refuse to take anyone here to any other hospital. And other nearby hospitals are run by the same bad company. I was her caregiver and no one EVER told me about this. Finally, I got her to agree to let me call. And while I was on the phone with them, I was sitting on the bed beside her, she tapped me on the arm, and said she was sorry.... Then became unresponsive. The EMTS got there, they got her heart beating again. But it took too long, her brain was without oxygen for too long.

She was brain-dead. I waited from that day, on the 6th, till the 11th, to see if there would be any improvement. Sleeping in her ICU room, asking if they noticed any reaction from her brain or her heart when I entered or left the room... Nothing. By the 8th, I told her friends I would have the machines turned off if nothing changed. So I told them they had that weekend to visit.
One of them was 4 hours away, and she drove all that way just to sit with my mom for 2 hours.
On the 11th, there was no improvement, and more organs were threatening to shut down. When they turned off the machines, it was less than 10 minutes before she was gone completely.
I don't blame myself. She drilled it into me, that when she finally died, I was not to blame myself. She would be mad if did. I blame the medical system in the US and her insurance company for not informing people about these things. I had a person at the health insurance company who was my caregiver support, and no one ever informed me of this. Not her doctors, no one.
I'm still reeling. I was her caregiver, but she was also my emotional support because I have bad fear of people and PTSD. She was also one of my best friends.

Anyway - Sorry for getting too personal... I wanted you to know that you are helping to inform people of this issue, when the people who SHOULD are not.
Even though I am only seeing this now, and it is too late for my mom:
Thank you.
In the future, this video might be helpful to others. Thank you.

Hatsaar Ahcas

2y↑10

Also, Atrial fibrillation (A-fib) is an irregular and often very rapid heart rhythm (arrhythmia) that can lead to blood clots in the heart. A-fib increases the risk of stroke, heart failure and other heart-related complications.
Symptoms:
Sensations of a fast,
fluttering or pounding heartbeat (palpitations)
Chest pain
Dizziness
Fatigue
Lightheadedness
Reduced ability to exercise
Shortness of breath
Prevention:
Eat a nutritious diet
Get regular exercise and maintain a healthy weight
Don't smoke
Avoid or limit alcohol and caffeine
Manage stress, as intense stress and anger can cause heart rhythm problems. Prevention is better than cure.

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2y↑2

What happens when u don't when you don't exercise ever exercise what happens to the muscles in the heart and everything or you're more likely to die early death because of that reason

Mutabazi Elisha

2y↑1

@Bessie Schaedel yea

James Walker

2y↑2

Getting a scan!we have cancer patients who can't get a scan!Do u think if we're having a silent heart attack.The chances are slim if your having any type of heart attack by time u have spoken to the operater and answered all there questions then waited for a ambulance.werr dead....

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Vegan Reduce risks TONS

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Sometimes I feel like I could have a heart attack while waiting for these videos to get to the point

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1y↑38

OMG. Yes.

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1y↑12

patience is da key ma fella

Jujubee

1y↑28

Nailed it!!!! 👍

A. H

1y↑14

Yes🤣🤣

Richard Lanier

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CJ Jackson

1y↑193

At the age of 22, my sister had a massive heart attack in front of me, and I was 18 years of age, and we were living together at the time. She never clenched her chest or complained of pain in either arm, as they say, are the signs of someone having a heart attack.
My sister Joan had it hard and struggled with stage 1 Diabetes since age 2, and she was on two insulin shots a day.
.Sadly, she passed away at 36 years of age, when she went into her 3rd coma.
On the night of her heart attack...
My brother took her out to dinner for Prime Rib beforehand, and he dropped her off and left. Not more than one minute passed before she started complaining about having an upset stomach and had the runs and ran into the bathroom. I searched for the antacids, thinking she had eaten something that didn't agree with her, and never in a million years would I have guessed at age 22 she could be having a heart attack.
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I Love U, Joan, Cheryl (my younger sister, who just passed away), Mom & Dad. ✝❣

Anna 1972

1y↑9

So sorry you lost your two young sisters♥️I lost my mother young at 6 and my oldest sister was like a mother to me seven years ago ,started with a cough few weeks before, then was found deceased in her house . Coroner's ruled her death was caused by pulmonary oedema. Never had any warning signs apart from a cough.

Danny Pendon

1y↑18

When i was 18yo , i suffered a nervous breakdown for many years that causes chest pain that never stop, from morning to evening, again and again and until now i am 64yo my chest pain is still there, i don't know what can i do, i always been check-up by my cardiologist but nothing can find, but one thing i should always did is to prayed with all my heart to our creator, in the mighty name of JESUS CHRIST i pray, halleluah, praised the LORD

Sea Glass

1y↑7

Bless you all. I am diabetic and they stopped a heart attack for me a couple of months ago as I was going into DKA with extreme low potassium. My older sister was with me too. I am so grateful she is living with me while we are both going through transitions in our lives.

Cecilia Wade

37w↑8

Heart Attacks are ageless, and I'm very sorry about your Sisters.

Bernadette Crawford

36w↑5

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Ida Pinkham

2y↑49

I had one. I guarantee it now. It felt like lightning was running through my veins and chest pain and my right arm was just not working right.

Lee Olie

2y↑25

I think I’ve had one or two now that I see how common silent ones are

Azri Salim

2y↑29

Don't take tiny little things for granted.

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2y↑27

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2y↑10

I'm 5'7" 143 lbs. How much weight? 🙄

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Bestie

2y↑132

How often do you get regular heart-checkups? If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like and share it with your friends! 🙂

Elizabeth Ann Smith

2y↑4

Not often but I really need to get my heart ❤️ checked on!!!!!!!

Sonja Tait

2y↑1

Annually

BeastHunter2121

2y↑2

I see my Primary Dr. every 3months.

Cool Boy

2y↑4

I can't be bothered.

Abida Khanom

2y↑4

@Cool Boy me 2

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Kalpesh Patel

1y↑42

My father experienced heart attacks twice. 2015 and 2017. Both times there was no chest pain or hand pain at all. What he had was back pain and sweating in cold environments where the Air conditioner was set to really low. Thankfully both times it was on a Sunday and we could rush him to the hospital within 10-15 minutes of him experiencing it as there was little to no traffic. But this was quite scary, since he has a history of bad back aches.

April

1y↑2

I've had back issues all my life. This scares me. We live in Delhi India, there is no getting to hospitals in any good time. People are just now saying "buckle up" And folks are starting to try at least to move over for rescue vehicles. When we moved here in 2015 we never heard it. It's frustrating and scary. Probably have mini hospitals in the ambulances. Did he have other symptoms that helped him realize he needed to go in? Please ignore the question if it's too personal, thanks for sharing this.

Ruth

36w↑2

I am having terrible backaches and extreme sweats even indoors and nights. But I had a heart Catherine in July and they said nothing was wrong.

Kalpesh Patel

36w↑1

@Ruth If it turns out to be nothing, be glad man. seriously. And please don't ignore those back aches. Even I didn't know back's ache during heart attacks.

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Serena Lerice

2y↑228

I had silent heart attacks for 7 days on the 8th day the pain was so terrible I called for ambulance. After checking the BP which was in the 246/158HR 136 I knew that I was in deep trouble. 14 months later after an angioplasty, triple heart bypass and then another angioplasty I still here, thanks to Bart's Hospital, London UK.

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1y↑5

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1y↑1

What age are you

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1y↑3

No more sausage rolls for you!

Nguyen Quang

1y↑1

What was the symptoms of the silent heart attack feels like please,.. I was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure at the age of 22 a month ago, now I feel a mild pain in the center of my chest and often midnight I would wake up because of the mild yet annoying pain in the chest that’s make me hard to breathe and nauseous,it’s this like your symptoms ?

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clonexx

2y↑53

I lost my mom in 2014. About 5 days before she died, she felt like she had the flu. For 4 days she felt sick, nauseous, tired and just overall felt bad. On the night of the fourth day into the 5th day, her eyes rolled back and her heart just…..stopped. The Automatic Defibrillator couldn’t shock her because there was absolutely no electrical activity at all. At the ER they finally got her back, but it was after 45 mins of being down. Brain scan showed bright white, meaning she suffered brain death, so even though she was breathing, my mom wasn’t there anymore. She was only 70.

I have a feeling she was having a heart attack that entire time until her heart just stopped.

I miss her everyday, there’s almost nothing I wouldn’t give to have one last conversation with her and give her a hug.

katie currie

1y↑2

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clonexx

1y↑1

@katie currie What?

༺♡༻Ana Day༺♡༻

35w

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Astrofrank

2y↑16

Had pain in my left arm, but both arms have problems close to epicondylitis, so it seemed to be harmless. When I mentioned it and a weak right arm for 15 minutes (only one time), the doctor's assistant told me to visit the doctor the same day if it should happen again. After this video I know why - thank you!

Bestie

2y↑1

You are welcome!

Shane Shankly

35w

You should not have taken the untested unlicensed killer drug

Andrew C

2y↑417

3 years ago, my mom was feeling nauseous and would sometimes vomit after eating. She was tired and put it off as a flu bug, and despite my dad’s insistence she see the doctor, she refused. 2 weeks later she passed away on the sofa at home from a heart attack without making a sound. She was only 73. Be vigilant.

Lisa Erics

2y↑37

So sorry 🥺

Nevaeh Harris

2y↑16

I have had the same issue a few days ago were i would eat and then i would vomit about 20 minutes after i am only 16 tho so idk if a heart attack is common for someone my age.

Yaya

2y↑26

I’m sorry for your loss, my dad passed at 57 in my bathroom from a heart attack.

Andrew C

2y↑15

@Yaya my condolences.

Yaya

2y↑7

@Andrew C thank you

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dianne peterson

2y↑83

This was very informative. I just had a heart attack 4 weeks ago. So happy to see this to help people be aware. Yes heart disease is very hereditary. My fathers first heart attack was at 52. I was 59 when I had a broken heart syndrome. 7 years ago and a few day later I had one stent put in an artery 98 percent blocked

Donna Weetch

2y↑3

Hope your ok now x

Lady Leo

2y↑6

What's brokenhearted syndrome

Claire Livefreeordie

2y↑13

@Lady Leo when someone loses a loved one often those closest to them might be so grief struck that it causes an actual heart attack. Remember Debbie Reynolds passed a day after the death of her daughter Carrie Fisher

fahim dasti

2y↑10

Peach Berry

Please eat whole food plant based

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Faafo

1y↑23

I’m left hand/arm dominant. Every ache or pain makes me immediately think I’m dying. Anxiety causes it typically. But the extensive family history of heart related deaths, drives my mind. My grandmother had right arm pain and died a week later of a massive heart attack at 67. My mother passed from congestive heart failure. And my grandfather had 15 HA’s in his life, the last at 68, was massive. Needless to say at 46, I have a cardiologist.

L Williamson

37w

your genes don’t have to be expressed …read about how to prevent heart disease …it’s possible

Paul Kiefer

36w

Question. Do you have children?

DarK Toad One

1y↑24

I always passed my annual physical until recently, my EKG came back abnormal and my doctor was concerned because she knew I was under tons of stress so she sent me to take a nuclear stress test and that came back abnormal also and the cardiologist said I had a heart attack, that was scary to hear but I wasn't surprised given my crazy life of stress. I later took a heart Catherization and found out I had major blockage, no stents for me I need bypass surgery, definitely a scary time in my life. I hope my surgery goes well.

Slammer

41w↑3

How did you make out on your surgery ? Please let us know.

DarK Toad One

41w↑3

@Slammer I had quadruple bypass surgery and stayed in ICU for seven days and was discharged. It took about two weeks for all my pain to go away but I had major problems with my stamina and had to get home physical therapy which help a little but not much. I start cardiac rehab in August, I wanted sooner but they said they want me to start after twelve weeks out of the hospital. When I first left the hospital I looked like I was hit by a truck, surgery scars all over my legs and chest.

Bluebell117

39w↑2

@DarK Toad OneThat’s big surgery, my farther had the same procedures …. take it steady and gets lots of rest, best wishes to you on your healing journey.

༺♡༻Ana Day༺♡༻

35w↑1

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

mimzy

2y↑100

My friend went to hospital after 24 hours because she couldn't believe her pain was a heart attack. Fortunately it was not too late!! So always take it serious if you don't feel well!!!

fahim dasti

WHAT AGE OF YOUR SHE FRIEND

diana pugh

@fahim dasti were was the pain

Vince

1y↑24

I was 62 years old in great health. Had a heart stress test 1 year prior, passed w flying colors. At 63, Had a cold for a week or so, no big deal. Woke up in the middle of the night and could not catch my breath. Slept sitting up for a couple nights. Went to urgent care and they told me I just had a bad cold and lung congestion. I fought back like I had a cold and got over it all in a month. Fast forward 3 years. Started having classic symptoms, Chest pain and pain down the left arm under stress and exercise. Went to heart Dr. Angiogram showed 98-100% blockage in all 5 arteries. Open heart showed I'd had a heart attack and killed off 20% of my heart tissue years earlier (obviously when I had the incident at 62). Surgery very successful and i'm doing great. My point is, An ANGIOGRAM is the only way you will know if ur arteries are dangerously blocked. My Doctors at Providence Portland and Starr Vascular Clinic thru OHSU were amazing. Take care!

Cathy Clark

36w

Does an ecg not show up blocked arteries? I've had almost all symptoms of silent heart attack but an ecg showed nothing unusual!

Kari F

35w↑2

@Cathy ClarkAn ECG only shows your heart rhythm, and that can be within the normal range even when you're in the middle of a heart attack. A blood test will reveal if you have a heart attack because the level of a specific enzyme or protein (don't remember) is high. It's one of those test where the results comes back while you wait in the office. Nothing to it, but it may have saved my life. Pulse rate blood pressure and ECG showed nothing out of the normal range in my case, but the blood test always always reveals a heart attack. In order to visually see how many blockages someone has, and how serious they are, they have to literally take a look inside the heart and large blood vessels. They do that with contrast fluids and some kind of gadget that allows them to study it on a really fancy, high resolution screen. (Really sci-fi looking! 😁) It was so cool to watch my own heart working! Most people don't want to see that, but I pointed at the screen and asked questions, and got a full tutorial out of it. He put a stent in the blocked artery while I watched the screen, and I could see the contrast fluid rush through once the stent was in. It wasn't painful AT ALL! I didn't feel a thing. I could have walked out of the hospital 10 minutes after they put the stent in, but I needed to stay over night for observation. That's a year and a half ago, and I'm doing really well. But it all started with the blood test. If the result of that is okay, your heart is fine. Good luck!

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Marie Long

35w↑1

My husband was in the icu unit after complications from a surgery and was having a ongoing silent heart attack for three days before a nurse finally got concerned about all the pain he was having. The pain was attributed to panic attacks.

Wendy Northcutt

36w↑4

My Mom had a heart attack in June. She was vomiting and dizzy. She thought it was inner ear until the doctor told her it was a heart attack. Fortunately she had 5 bypass surgery and is doing ok now.

Martha Aldridge

1y↑23

Bella Driver

1y↑2

I’m 40 and I’m doing what you did thanks for sharing!

Rk

1y↑2

Your lucky to quickly change lifestyle my mom is 60 and I lost her last month 💔 I wish this video watch before

Martha Aldridge

1y↑1

Rk I am so sorry for your loss

Martha Aldridge

1y↑1

Wasn't much luck involved, but it's scary to fall asleep in the hospital with the monitor squealing and waking you up 3 times in one night. I wanted to live more than I wanted to indulge myself. One example of fear as a survival instinct I guess

lareda Wilder

2y↑14

I had back pain that I thought was from yard work and it turned out to be a heart attack. I ended up having a triple bypass and I had no idea that's what was happening at the time. Thanks for sharing this information God Bless 🙏

Warrior Lookingup

1y↑14

I’ve had three heart attacks. For me they begin as a back pain in a particular spot on the left side of my back. Then, the pain begins to radiate down the arms, up to the jaw. Breathing is difficult and any movement hurts like hell in the chest. Mine are caused from blood issues. Stents refilled with blood tissue. Have kept an eye on the blood problems and think we found a root cause of that. So, believing no more heart attacks for me.

1 Adam 20

33w↑1

@3:42 These symptoms of increased sweating are actually the first symptoms I had with my TA Repair. And these symptoms start 10 years in the making or less as the aortic artery expands at a rate of about 0.2 CM per year.

David Hunt

2y↑94

I had a day of hot and cold sweats and after I was fine. I had an MRI a couple of years later to be told I'd had a heart attack a while back. I asked how they knew and the Doctor said they could see the scarring on one of my heart muscles.

Peach Berry

2y↑6

Please eat whole food plant based diet

All Things Harbor

This happens more than anyone would imagine.

Barbara Breunis

My father found out 25 years later. He walked out of the hospital before he could be diagnosed. He stopped eating meat and became vegan later on. He lived on without medications for 25 years untill he had a brain aneurysm. After that he was put on meds.

Fliqpy

@All Things Harbor if someone keeps getting heart attacks or cardiac arrests would they get a defibrillator inside of them

Angela F

1y↑9

Thank you for sharing this very important information! Most people in my family who had heart attacks had nausea and dizziness, that's all!

Bestie

1y↑2

Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for watching!

chris kelly

1y↑12

This makes me sad because a dear former colleague of mine (recently retired) passed away from a heart attack a few months ago. Neither she nor her husband knew that upper back pain (without any exertion or explanation) can be a sign of heart attack, particularly in women. I wish more people did :(

Lesminster

2y↑20

Worth knowing that almost every sign of heart attack can be and most likely is a symptom of panic attack ;)

Margaret Blyth

2y↑87

I had heartburn and went to the doctor to get stronger meds than Tums. Ieft the surgery in an ambulance and had triple bypass two days later. That was in 2008. I have been great ever since.

Scouts are Silent Death

35w↑1

I was 46, had MAJOR cold sweats, and my hands were tingly. It wasn't until BOTH my arms felt like they were 50lbs each, and then my entire jaw felt like every muscle in it was ripped off from one side to the other. I was 99, 85, and 70 % blocked in my Main Artery and it took like an hour for me to get to the hospital. When they were putting in my 3 stints they told me that I shouldn't be there...........

Scavenger Hunt Atlanta

36w↑2

I had a heart attack a year ago and it was nothing like you see on tv. The pain was in my back and neck not my chest. And an overall feeling of unwellness that lasted over an hour. I finally went to the hospital and learned I was having a heart attack. Very shocking.

northernsoutherngirl

2y↑74

This just appeared in my timeline today, 7/19/22. The mere thought of having a heart attack scares the hell out of me. This is why I try to work out at least 4 times a week, am a pescatarian (I'm convinced I'm a grizzly bear because I absolutely love salmon & can eat it all day, everyday😊), take mint flavored chlorophyll (helps in building oxygen in the blood) & live drama free! I don't want to die anytime soon & want to live to a ripe old age! I wish good health to any & everyone reading this!!❤❤

UrbanUrchin59

2y↑9

....hate to tell you...but living to a "ripe old age" is not all that great....the heart is not the only thing that breaks down, gets weaker, or just doesn't function anymore.....

Jo March

1y↑1

what a lovely comment ❤ these are great habits, I will look at chlorophyll, thank you 🥰

riproar11

1y↑1

There is no such thing as a pescatarian. You're a meat eater who chooses to consume aquatic creatures. What, are we going to categorize people who only eat reptiles too? Or an aviatarian who only eats poultry and fowl?

Jo March

1y↑1

@riproar11 it's not your place to judge what other people eat, or what they call this

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Geraldine Carbone

2y↑102

As a Nurse, the physical signs that you see is sweating, anxiety first. Women display different symptoms than men. I had a woman friend go to the ER and they gave her Ibuprofen. She went home, layed on the bed and died. Please go to the hospital when you see ANY different signs occurring to someone you know.

small feet

2y↑4

@G E wow , hope she was ok afterwards

small feet

2y↑5

Is bluish lips a sign ?

geoff dundee

2y↑14

Geraldine Carbone .....id been asleep approx 2 hours and woke up needing a pee.......decided not to put lights on and felt my way to bathroom and sat down to pee in dark and immediately started sweating like someone threw a bucket of water on me (no chest pain or arm pain)........ive family who've had H/attacks so knew signs.......went back to bedroom, warned my partner not to panic and to call an ambulance immediately........i was rushed to A&E and 30 mins later was lying getting 3 stents inserted........consultant praised me for being intuitive and said if id went back to sleep after loo id have died :(

geoff dundee

2y↑1

@small feet ......no

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Mickey Rob

2y↑10

I was 33 when I had my first one. I actually had the typical "male" symptoms. Chest pains for two months, went to the ER, they said to see a cardiologist and have my gallbladder checked. Before I could do either, I woke up with non stop chest pain/pressure, short of breath and numbness in both arms from the elbow down. Went back to hospital, and ended up having emergency bypass surgery. Second heart attack at age 40, third one at 51, that one got me 3 stents. During the 3rd heart attack, the emergency department team and I were having a blast. I decided I wasn't dying, so may as well enjoy the time I had to be there.

catherine birch

2y↑1

how did you get heart disease so young? Was it genetic?

Mickey Rob

2y↑2

@catherine birch still not sure, honestly. My dad did pass at 52 from a stroke, so vascular disease is in the family. My cholesterol wasn't too high at 207, but I had a 100% blockage.

Joseph Lagundo

1y↑3

I'm 44 and had a heart attack in January. I thought it was heart burn, went to patient first and they did ekg and off to the hospital via ambulance. I wish that on no one. I hope you are doing better now!

༺♡༻Ana Day༺♡༻

35w↑1

How are you now?

Mickey Rob

35w↑1

@༺♡༻Ana Day༺♡༻ I'm okay, mostly. I have another blockage in the back of my heart, but I don't medically qualify for stents, yet. My cholesterol is doing very well with meds. My blood pressure is normal, but for some reason, I keep getting these blockages. I just pay attention to my body. Unfortunately, I've been Dx with kidney and liver failure, but the Drs say I'm not too far gone, I have a chance to improve. Fingers crossed 🤞

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Gayle Cheung

2y↑15

Walking around 2 1/2 years not knowing I was having a heart attack 2019, 56 years old female. 70% blockage RCA. I doing good. Thank you and everyone please take care of yourself ♥️🇨🇦🌏

Daisy Iglesias

2y↑490

Sending healing vibes too everyone

P. Sherman 42 Wallaby Way

2y↑6

Back at ya! 🙂

Rani Mungcal

2y↑3

@P. Sherman 42 Wallaby Way we’re so greatful for your words thank you❤️

snowmountain2007

2y↑3

@Rani Mungcal
* grateful

Mary Joyner

2y↑3

Thank you love😘😘😘 sending them right back times 10

Merritta Scott

2y↑2

Hi, keep your vibes. The name of Jesus is so powerful that demons tremble at the name.

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Victor

36w↑3

Gallbladder attacks will have some of the same symptoms, right arm pain, bloating pain, severe back pain, I had open heart surgery, and had gallbladder attacks after and thought I was having heart attacks, I had gallbladder surgery and now all symptoms are gone, it’s good to get full check up as you get older 😊

Robert

2y↑33

I went to the ER several years ago with a pain that radiated through my neck and chest. I was take immediately and they checked me thoroughly. When the doctor came in to talk to me, when I told him the pain felt like it was in the BACK of my chest, he got irritated, almost irate at me! He was frustrated with my description and said there was nothing wrong with me and walked out. Fortunately, the nurse told me nothing was seen on my ECG. She even told me that doctor was a jerk to patients. I just was trying to honestly and correctly describe the pain (which was real and very debilitating).

blackporsche roadster

1y↑10

I have found the least sympathetic and empathetic people are medical people. They get so used to seeing sick people it washes over them and they become emotionless, almost to the point of not believing your symptoms at all.

1 Adam 20

33w

@1:08 I had an ascending aortic aneurysm (that is an aneurysm in artery #1 right before the blood goes anywhere). A breach at this point gives you about 5-seconds before you die. This type of aneurysm occurs so soon, and so quick that my surgeon told me that they usually only get the dying, and the dead. So, not scaring me yet with "heart attack."

BBR Cummins

37w↑13

I had a COMPLETE 6 hour heart exam, doctor told me i was a extremely healthy man , had a heart attack 3 days later.

Kathy Mayes

36w↑1

First sign of heart disease is death.

Sandra Olson

33w

OMG!!😮 hope your doing well now😊

Me

1y↑7

I take this seriously. I started getting severe chest pains in the last two years. I saw 4 cardiologist and had stress test, echo plus 2 CTA with dye. No heart issues. But now I get checked once a year for my heart. I’m only 38.

Mopar_ Dude

1y↑4

Why? There is no need for you to waste money after all those tests. And there is not a true indication to get those test approved, unless your doctor is lying to the insurance company. If your all you diagnostic testing came back negative, you need to be trying to find out what is actually causing the pain. There are other conditions that can cause severe chest pain and that can be very serious. And I am speaking as a person that has 30 years experience in diagnostic cardiology.

Randall Comeaux

1y↑2

@ Me have you taken the covid vax?

Kirk Morrison

31w

I had two small silent heart attacks, I had a few small arterioles that were self bypassing two hadn't finished and blocked. I had zero symptoms. I went to the hospital for a back injury and they found the first one, the second I went to the hospital due to a reaction to a heart meds. They found the second one in blood work also.

windeen

1y↑24

Praveena N

1y↑2

so sad, please take care of yourself

Ifi Xaralampopoulou

1y↑2

I am sorry for your loss.😢 Stay strong and healthy. 🙏❤

Charles Stuart

39w

❤❤❤ you did your best and your mom was happy with you❤❤❤

LainaLane

36w

I am so very sorry for your loss ❤ How Lucky she had such an amazing caregiver and child.

deeesher

37w↑1

I'm 55 yrs old, weigh 160 pounds, I haven't eaten fast food or drank anything but water, coffee, or Lemonade in years. I even worked out not vigorously, but usually a jog with stomach crunches and even pushups. Last October, I had moments of being out of breath and tightness in my chest. For the most part, I was ready to disregard it, but one day it was bad enough I decided to see a doctor. EKG was all normal, and after a lot of other tests, I was sent to a cardiologist. He wanted to do a heart catheter (which I was against), just to see what was going on and maybe add a stent if needed. Because of scheduling, it took over a month before they could do the heart catheter. When I finally got in, they said I needed heart surgery ASAP because the left major artery was 100% blocked. Two days later (Christmas Eve) I was having triple bypass surgery.

I'm almost back to normal now (8 months later) but yeah I know how lucky I was to live so long with only half of my heart working. I never got any pain in my arms or swelling or sweats. I just had moments after exertion when I couldn't breathe. They said the main reason I did okay was because I was in fairly decent health overall. Take care of yourself folks. You'll be happy you did.

Victor

36w↑1

I went through the same thing at 50 had full symptoms at 57 had quad bypass then gallbladder 1 1/2 later, surgeons could not believe I was still walking on earth.

Mary Aranda

35w↑1

A couple of years ago I got very sleepy & a friend noticed her dad died with the same sign. She took me to her physician & 4 minutes later at the ER I was gone. I awoke 3.5 days later. They thought I had brain trauma & need of a transplant. As weird as it seems 200 ministers from Africa saw ahead & prayed for an Archangel 2 weeks beforehand & they never met what they called "the white rose". True story.

David Ponseigo

1y↑7

I have had multiple silent heart attacks since I was in my early 20's and they were caused by a high heart rate.

Ricky Mack

2y↑6

I had 2 clogged arteries, one 100% and one 90%. My heart attack manifested as a pain starting in my head and radiating down my neck and down both arms. This was about a year ago, 2 stints and blood thinners, aspirin and carvedilol and cholesterol medication. Was very scary and i was very lucky

scott cassidy

37w↑1

CT and MRI aren’t typically part of the work up for an acute MI.
The most common cause of death with a heart attack is arrhythmia
Beta blockers are the only class of anti-arrhythmics that decrease mortality
It is common to see diabetics with significantly decreased cardiac ejection fractions (EF) from prior MIs they never felt
The longer care is delayed, the more heart muscle and function is potentially lost

Paula Rehwaldt

2y↑135

My primary care Dr. sent me to a Cadiolgist and took tests for 4 hours. I went to my Cadiologist and he looked at me and said "My dear you had a silent heart attack in 2013". You will see me now every year for a follow up so you don't have a full blown heart attack. I'm now 65. I never smoked. I might have a mixed drink once a year. You never know. See your family Dr. regularly.❤

Ernest Chacon

2y↑7

I went to Urgent Care and it took seven hours for results only for them to tell me my blood pressure was high.

Brooke

2y↑3

my ECGs have shown a heart attack in the past for years, the older i get, the more of these symptoms i get....i am on two meds BP and statin.

Stacy V

How’d he know .?

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ELAINE LESSACK

1y↑17

Remember that stress kills. Sustained, serious stress over a lengthy period of time is most dangerous! Please be wary! 🌹

Rk

1y↑1

Your right

G.S

35w

I experienced a silent heart attack many times. There's a time when i notices my chest suddenly aching for some minutes then goes away like nothing happened, sometimes it's really hard breathing, and the longer it gets or the many time it gets the more painful it is... I didn't know that i have a heart disease until one day i lost consciousness for about 2hours, and the time i wake up called my mom then get it checked up then boom confirmed i have it! It's still mild, and still can control by taking meds. Btw....my Maternal Grandmother died because of heart attack, and my mother had it before but not anymore... Every female member of family have it.

Ps...i am not fluent in English but i have tried 😅

Hatsaar Ahcas

2y↑10

Lorraine Niece

I had heart palpitations for a while and 2 years ago had a mild heart failure. Don't ignore them.

Fe Torres

2y↑19

Thanks,Bestie for the great info . Its good to notice this kind of sign to everyone.

Bestie

2y↑3

Glad it was helpful! 🙂

quick easy delicious [먹자]

2y↑13

Thank you so much for this info!!! Definitely worth every moment of my time!! Grateful for this! Stay safe and blessed always 💕

Randy's Newbie Blues ,Rock, Guitar Backing Tracks

1y↑6

I was going through a break up with my girlfriend of 6 years and was very stressed out. I was OCD writing letters and going over the relationship in my mind over and over and one night I was just getting ready to lie down and sleep I felt major pressure in my neck and throat that lasted for about 2 min and then went away so I ignored it thinking it was just neck pain and stress. The next night the same thing happened at about 2:00am and lasted about the same time only I got sick and vomited this time and then went back to bed. The next night I was still stressed out even worse because we had exchanged items we had in our house after she moved out and by the time I went to bed I felt like I had trapped gas in my chest that I couldn't get out no matter what I tried and I was starting to get sleepy and feeling like I was going to pass out so I called 911 and by the time they came I was unconscious at my kitchen table with a full blown heart attack that required a stent to be placed. Don't ignore these because I had 2 silent ( well not SO silent) Heart attacks before the big one hit and I had no clue that it was as bad as it was. I also showed damage from years prior from an earlier heart attack that was never diagnosed. I was 50 at the time this happened I am 60 now and fighting colon cancer and pancreatic cancer and bone cancer all at once. Never put off signs that you feel are not normal and don't justify them because of fear and not go to the Dr. it could mean your life.

Bluebell117

39w

Sending prayers of support to you, take care 🙏🏼🙏🏼

ichi1957

37w

The only blood thinners my cardiologist gave me, were aspirin 80 mgs. daily and Rosuvastatin. The Nitroglicerine is something to take when you experience what could be a heart attack.

Meariah Patrick

2y↑57

My oldest sister Deb went to lunch with my next oldest sister Dawn, when they got home, Deb said "i dont feel well, I need to lay down" Dawn asked, in what way she didnt feel well, and Deb said, she was nauseous and that it was probably the food. She went to lay down and Dawn checked on her every 20 mins for hours and it was the same. She just didnt feel well. So, as it got later in the evening, Dawn checked on Deb again before going to bed, Deb said she was okay, just sick to her stomach. When Dawn got up in the morning, Deb was gone, Autopsy determined she'd had a heart attack. With no complaints of pain, just not feeling well. Be vigilant , be aware and take care.

jennifer Rainwater

How old were your sisters I'm 62 and getting worried here LOL, covid already damaged my heart muscles on my heart meds and I have every symptom keep putting off going to the cardiologist but I know I need to go,,,,

Meariah Patrick

2y↑3

Deb was 68, Dawn is 62

jennifer Rainwater

2y↑3

@Meariah Patrick wow! Too young! I need to get to that cardiologist ASAP. That Covid gave me Myocarditis so bad that it damaged my heart muscles, so I'm on statin drugs for life, they said. I just saw the cardiologist for my one month check up, said the muscles could possibly heal, that it takes minimum of two months. But, here I am 6 months later, still on heart meds, because if I miss a dose, I get Arrythmia bad. A-fib- the bad one. I'm on blood thinners for life, too. Before Covid, I used to run a mile or two a day with my dog, can't anymore. I used to try every day, I had given up, my dog was depressed also.😭 I got some PT resistance bands to try to build back up my basic muscles- I lost all my muscles/weight- size 0!! And dancer-cize videos, to build core strength & start building up my cardio. Good news- I can now jog a little. And a little more each day! My dog was so happy, her tail wagged the entire time! (* She even kept pace to my much slower speed!) It's NEVER too late to keep trying to stay in shape! (* I recently got back up to size 3!)

Alexia Lira

1y↑2

@jenniferrainwater9065 Did you get the covid shots? Those give myocarditis...

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Phoenix

2y↑5

There were a few things left out, my cousin had heart attacks, two, on her first she had shoulder pain to the point of crying her left arm gave her problems, 2nd her right shoulder became very painful and went to her right arm, before these she had excessive burping and not because of anything she ate or drank,what caused them to happen was stress, which she had alot of.

Stevie

1y↑4

My grandmother at 72 went to the hospital twice for flu symptoms. She died sometime while sleeping next to my grandfather. He woke up and felt her cold body😢

K H

1y↑2

That must have been awful. So sorry, to him especially, and you and your family.

Stevie

1y↑1

@K H
It was. I dont know why the hospital didnt know that it was her heart. Thank you☺️

kaiser reed

1y↑5

Don’t know the difference between silent and normal but right before my brothers dad had one we were talking away with him as he was rubbing his left arm and chest saying it felt like he had just pulled a muscle, my brother brought him to hospital and he had one in a&e so you definitely get some warning time beforehand

debbie journigan

2y↑24

first start by reminding how sore your body is the next day don't over do it in the excersize routine IT will take along while before you can join in on the jumping Jacks be safe the older you get the more delicate the body gets if you treat your body delicately than there is no down time from pulled muscles

You, Me and Obsession

34w↑1

My dad passed away on a flight. A friend later told my mum that prior to the flight at the airport, during a phone call he complained to the friend that he was oddly cold and exhausted. About an hour or so after he and my brother boarded the plane, my dad told my brother he was going to sleep for a while because he was tired. And he went in his sleep. Autopsy revealed it was a heart attack. Had he called my mum or me, either of us would have told him to get medical help as he got that covered with travel insurance. And those were all the symptoms he got.

CouchMan88

2y↑6

I was having a pain in the center of my chest coming and going for like a 2-3 week period a while back. Blew it off as indigestion and heartburn. Had a little bit of swelling in my foot sometimes around then as well. Ehhh, still alive for now.

Saras Watkin

36w↑2

How are you now, have you seen your doctor?

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LISA E

2y↑18

I've had 3 heart attacks! Each one was totally different! If i went to the hospital every time i have any of the symptoms I'd be there every single day!! My 1st one was all the usual symptoms, pain in my chest, down my left arm and my jaw. Then you know the elephant on your chest thing? Well its not an exaggeration! It does feel like that! They couldn't understand how i didn't just drop dead! I was 99% blocked! Well 2 stints later i had another heart attack 5 days later! That one i had no pain just shortness of breath. I thought i had pneumonia from laying flat on my back for 3 days in the hospital. It was heart attack #2! 2 more stints then i was good for 12 years and i had #3 last October. (All 3 happened in October! My favorite time of year damn it! Lol) with #3 my pain was oddly in my shoulders and around my neck. 1 more stint!. My brother had a heart attack and it just hurt in his back he thought he pulled a muscle! Its kind of hard to tell but I've learned to recognize how my heart just feels different when i have one so i really pay attention to it more than anything eles.

Jackie Mack

Stent

Laura Mitchell

37w

@Jackie Mackprobably auto correct

Kevin Mcgregor

1y↑9

My dear friend, James Welsh, a Royal Scots veteran of the NI troubles and the second gulf war died in front of me from a heart attack three years ago. His last grinning words as he clutched his left armpit were, "Ooh ya (censored) I thought I was dying of a heart attack. Seconds later he was gone and we couldn't bring him back. Be aware of the signs my friends.

Celeste Corrigan

2y↑203

If I was depressed before, I’m definitely on the edge now 😂😂

Sundra Knight

2y↑7

Exactly!! 🤣🤣

Andrea S

2y↑3

I'm saying😁

Sandra Olson

2y↑3

Yep!

small feet

😂

DEKIMmusic

2y↑8

Yea I guess from this video I’m just dead… but I’ll keep living for now! Haha….

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Mary Lawson

2y↑401

Stress causes a lot of illnesses.

fahim dasti

2y↑16

CURRENLTY WOMENS HEART ATTACKS AND CARDIAC ARREST VICTIMS ARE
MOSTLY UNDER STRESS
MY WIFE SAME FACES
BUT SHE IS LUCKY AND SHE IS ALIVE
SHE AGE JUST 31

Donna Cain

2y↑1

🙏💐

Sherry Nelson

2y↑5

Truer words have never been spoken

Barbara Skyrme

2y↑11

Lack of laughter causes more STRESS

Mary Lawson

2y↑9

@Barbara Skyrme Yes. Laughter is better than medicine. We have to make our own with the world as it is.

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NoctLightCloud

2y↑6

I got heart pulpitations at age 27 because of stress 😢 I totally took my health for granted and ran with it until I ran into a wall.

lisa baugh

35w

I've had 4 now and a stint put in. I had my first one at 37 when I had chicken pox inside and out plus pneumonia. It damaged 30% of the bottom of my heart. Now my son is terminally ill from congestive heart failure with his heart only working at 13% as of 8 months ago. This is the hardest thing I'm having to face is losing him!

inregionecaecorum

1y↑4

I saw a cardiologist about a year ago and had a holter monitor fitted that did not show anything untoward. I know I am prone to high blood pressure, and my cholesterol has been high. What worries me most is the frequency of excessive sweating, which could be a symptom of the body trying to dump excess fluid due to heart insufficiency or failure, but can I get a GP to take any notice? No I cannot.

gurn blanston

2y↑91

my heart attack started by about 10 minutes of uninterupted burping, followed by a couple sessions of dry heaving, followed by a clothes soaking sweat. then the pain started.

Daisy Iglesias

2y↑19

Sending healing prayers your way

Sralaine 007 o-007

2y↑1

You mean Chess pain and bearly can breathe

gurn blanston

2y↑10

@Sralaine 007 o-007 I could breathe. I just had bad pain.

AngelWings

2y↑1

@Sralaine 007 o-007 Typos alert.

Elaine Hayward

@gurn blanston
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Paul dny

2y↑36

Another nicely presented, informative video, thanks!

chop 362

1y↑2

Thought I lost my mom as she seemed dead then she awoke. Diagnosed as syncope by the emergency physician. Actually quite dismissive like it’s an everyday occurrence. Gave me some literature and sent her home that very night. The next week she had a massive attack and died.

Сила мужнім героям України!

2y↑11

I have had many of these, even a stroke. It's not the end of the world. Blood thinners and anti cholesterol, in combination with every day's jogging around the block might still mean a long and good life for you. Even if you are partially paralyzed after a stroke, daily exercise can help you getting better fast. Not in the first few months, but eventually it will. Don't give up, I am a living example that it's not the end of you daily life routine.

Dolores Krisky

2y↑7

I had pain in left arm on and off for 3 days. But ignored it thinking it was from carrying groceries up to the 2nd floor. Then the pain moved to my jaw and I had cold sweats. I knew then it was a heart attack. It is 18 months later after a successful quadruple bypass surgery and a pacemaker!

Rk

1y↑2

your lucky to quick move ! but my bad i lost my mom because to late

rross27

1y↑1

@Rk I'm so sorry for your loss. My Mom is in hospital with blood clots in legs and lungs right now. And half way thru Dec 2022 I had a heart attack at 56. The symtoms went on for 4 days before I went to the hospital (dumb mistake). I was in denial, "this cannot be a heart attack, can it"? Got 2 stints put in but the doctor told me there was damage because it went on for that long. 30% of my hearts pumping ability is gone now.

Veronica D. Giovanni

1y↑3

Start at 2:44 for the symptoms

Alexia Lira

1y↑7

Seeing this video and reading all the comments about how almost anything under the sun is a sign of a heart attack is making my anxiety go up 😮‍💨

Grim Acres

37w↑1

Cold sweats is my everyday. I sweat in January while shivering. Anxiety gives me all the other symptoms. Oh and there is indeed a family history of heart problems. I don't have insurance.

Mickey Rodriguez

2y↑5

Thank you for this up date
Am living with this issue
Going into Hospital on Monday.
Now; I've learn more of what am dealing with.
Thank you 😊❤️

Laurel Flint

Why not go now?!? If you have these symptoms, it's important to act now!! Best wishes~

Mickey Rodriguez

Hi : Ryan
I had the cardiac catheterization procedure on Monday , they weren't able too put the stents , there wasn't enough plaque.
Am fine , recuperating at home. Did you know that contrast, affects lower Kidneys.
Well , once again.
Between your advice & my Doctor, am still here.
God 🙏 bless you.
Have a pleasant day

Mickey Rodriguez

Good morning 🌞
Ryan : after no stents were put in.
Am I still going to live with the Silent Heart Attached issue. My Doctor hasn't responded to this question ⁉️ .
Maybe you can
Thank you , once again
Have a bless day 🙏🌹

Sasachiminesh

1y↑2

Left arm. It's usually the left arm that hurts during a heart attack. It can be both arms, but most people get pain in the left arm during an attack.

Elain Still

2y↑20

My first husband had terrible heartburn (not normal for him) for the entire day eating two rolls of tums that day, we slept that night and I woke up to his death rattle.
It was 3 days after his 38th birthday. No drugs or alcohol in autopsy. (we didn't do either). Atherosclerosis.

Pat One

1y↑6

Sorry for your loss

Wanda Wolfe

1y↑2

JUST happened to me a week ago. I've had before and cath done. Now I have Angina and CAD plus left arm is always tingling since surgery so it gets confusing. Have a lot stress even stress seizures.

Theresa Ann

2y↑9

I was working out for about 3 years and in great condition, Slowly I started feeling nauseous, Tired, And no interest in things. A month later, I couldn't hardly breathe my chest hurt like an elephant was sitting on it. And that is so true. Went to the hospital, Had a blood clot In my long. I was in the hospital for over a week, I'm on blood thinners now And forever. Listen to your bodies, You know them better than anyone.

Rk

Yes same symptoms with my mom but we can't save her it was to late 😔

Theresa Ann

43w

I was in the same situation. Working out 6 times a week, Looking good feeling great. And then I started getting tired a little nauseous, And I couldn't figure out what was wrong. Till 1 day I had severe heartburn and an elephant sitting on my chest, Yup. Header blood clot in my lung, Was in the hospital for over a week. I was working 1 day, At the prison. And I was by the front gate, Another officer was leaving early because he didn't feel good. He said he was just going to go home and have a beer and he'll be fine. His face was Gray. No color in his face at all. I told my boss, And they took them to the emergency room. He had 6 heart bypass surgeries. And was off of work for a while. So pay attention to yourself and those around you. Do you see something Say something. Prayers to all of you, Michigan..

Aay Eye

32w

"So many people have had silent heart attacks and didn't even know."
But also, "I know these signs seem difficult to spot, but trust me, when something is wrong with your body it will let you know."

ilovetotri23

2y↑3

As a middle aged healthy US male I feel this kind of video is super important! However, I also feel like it is a horoscope. Some parts relate, and some do not. Thanks for the video!

Bestie

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Mary Duhon

1y↑2

Happened to me while I was in the hospital. Only got caught once I was released and came back through er, I jad developed a type of pneumonia they said indicated a heart attack

Angela the Weaver of Dreams

1y↑2

I found out I had 6 silent heart attacks that I attributed to menses pain or pre-menopause. So when I had what I thought was my 2nd big heart attack. Doctors came to me and said my biomarkers showed this was my 7th. I didnt believe him for a few minutes. Then he listed the symptoms and I understood. I literally took baby Tylenol or pain meds and smoked weed and hugged a toliet thinking it was from the polps on my uterus. Went on to have 2 more big heart attacks within 2 months. I was 39. Im type 2 diabetic, with family history on both sides of heart disease.

Be careful. You can be at peak physical condition and still die of a heart attack. If you are over the age of 25 see a cardiologist to get a check up. And regularly get check ups.

Ryan m

1y↑1

I really hope this happens to me. I'm so tired of the bad every day. I try so hard to be positive but it's like the world just doesn't want me.

Ifi Xaralampopoulou

1y↑3

Don't say that. Life is precious. If you can, leave, go to another place to live, change your environment, you are important as anyone else.

JustinRich

39w↑2

Turn to the Lord Jesus Christ and He will make things good for you. He is the only One in Whom you can put your trust.

Lisa Nidog

2y↑8

My late fiancé had the tiredness and sweating. And then one day he had a full blown heart attack and passed away before he hit the ground in 1995. He was only 41. We went to the ER and tests were done but everything was negative. He refused to stay in the hospital. He was given pulls but they didn't help. He passed a month later.

Christiane, Beate Winspeare

2y↑3

How awful 😰

Lisa Nidog

2y↑5

@Christiane, Beate Winspeare I was devastated. Still haven't gotten over it. And the worst part? I think he knew it would happen. I was living with him in his parent's house. We normally had a nice lunch together at his work before I left and picked him up after work but that day he sent me home. No lunch. No nothing. He was unusually quiet even for him. He knew I saw my father pass and guess it was his way of nope you're not going to see it happen again. I later moved into the apartment he didn't live long enough to move into and strange things started happening. He'd turn over his pictures. Lights dimmed. He touched my nose in his joking way. He still comes in dreams to check up on me. I had to tell him he was scaring me so stop moving things. He knew I was a Sensitive. I still love my Michael. And I know what he'll say when we see each other on the other side. What took you so long, Moses! LOL!

Classic Galactica

1y↑1

My condolences. My late father passed away from a massive heart attack at the age of 55. Our family had a nice breakfast together on a Saturday morning. Dad would frequently go into the bathroom after eating to rinse his face. This time, he collapsed coming out of the bathroom. My now late mother called the ambulance but when they arrived, Dad was already gone. My uncle, my Dad's youngest brother, went the same way some years later at the age of 48. Needless to say, both we and my Uncle's family were devastated.

Lisa Nidog

1y↑3

@Classic Galactica I'm so sorry you had to go through that. It is devastating. My father passed of lung cancer in home Hospice and I was there. He was looking right at me.

Kendra Morin

1y↑1

The hardest thing for me right now is quitting smoking. But I'm working on it. I've massive digestive issues for the last month, and after 10 trips to the ER it was determined my heart is healthy.....but it still scared me

Darlene Lawson

2y↑6

As a RN that was a good explanation of Heart Attackt and many other heart problems.🦋🦋

Mopar_ Dude

Not really, she only explained what can possibly cause a heart attack and some atypical symptoms. They way she explained it, it leaves those that do not know better that simply having chest pain (or other symptoms) means you had an heart attack. Many people have angina and other symptoms but never actually have a heart attack. A true myocardial infarction, commonly referred to as a heart attack, is when there is actual damage done to the muscle of the heart. As for other cardiac problems, she was extremely vague, especially when talking about arrhythmias.

jean bissett fayse

2y↑12

Stress definetly called my heart problems .

karen harris

2y↑8

Make sure the heart veins are not blocked . gray areas exist even if all tests are normal. If your unable to keep up your usual things that you do it maybe a blocked vein or three of them.

soapbox

2y↑6

I had 2 heart attacks 12 hours apart didn't realise what the first one was went to work next day feeling fine had another one and I knew there was something really wrong 💔 ended up with a stent I quit smoking 8 weeks before the attacks woman in next bed in hospital had the exact same thing happen to her

Peach Berry

2y↑1

Please eat whole food plant based

BeastVicious

Was this before or after getting the vaccine?

soapbox

@BeastVicious after

BeastVicious

1y↑2

@soapbox Sorry to hear that. Do not take any more. Many doctors warned this would happen. There are people out there trying to expose this. Stay strong!

Donna Weetch

2y↑12

Heart attacks run in my family it’s hereditary they now say …ive had three everyone different one I had no pain in my chest it felt like I was slowly being strangled then I felt sick I then felt that bad I called ambulance I don’t think they believed me but on doing the tests I was …so this video is great to get it out there …brilliant video thankyou

Peach Berry

Please eat whole food plant based

Jo Ann Cales

2y↑7

My aunt was mowing the yard and she did not have any pain at all she thought she was having a little heat exhaustion so a couple of days she wasn't feeling very good she went to her doctor and found out she did have a silent attack so she gave up mowing.

JONATHAN MUYO Vlog

2y↑8

Very helpful topic. Informative precautionary measures! Thanks for sharing.

Bestie

Our pleasure!

Eddie Beaty

1y↑2

I thought I was having heartburn for nearly a week before I went to the ER, hoping for some relief of it, just to find out I was having a heart attack.

Lupo32

1y↑3

what about heart palpitations and
weight loss from skipping meals ?

I had that back in 2015 / 2016

Tammy Hess

2y↑16

I've had a silent heart attack, only sign was anxiety. Heart Cath showed 95% blockage. So if you don't feel right call your doctor or go to ER.

Peach Berry

2y↑1

Please eat whole food plant based

Ellen Parks

2y↑6

I had a mild heart attack. And sepsis. It was caused from a diseased gallbladder.

Maggie Garber

1y↑1

I was at my cardiologist and I said that I have periodic pains in my upper back on my left side. He said it wasn’t my heart. I never feel listened to with any of my doctors! I have a cardiologist due to aFib. In 5 years of appointments, all that has been checked was 1 stress test and 3 echocardiograms, 2 years apart.