>>>A friend and coworker took a company trip to Reno, Nevada, with his father in law. On the way back to the Bay Area, he began reading an article about heart attacks in an issue of Readers Digest. He was 1 ½ miles north of Auburn, California, when he told his father in law to alert the bus driver he was having a heart attack. The bus driver immediately drove to the nearest hospital, a short distance away.
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>>>My friend was taken to the Emergency room, and as he was being examined had a massive heart attack. It took him six months before he could return to work. I am so thankful that he was lucky to read a printed article about heart attacks, recognize the symptoms, and that the bus driver responded so quickly. So many things went right for my friend and I am thankful!
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>>>Most men think that the symptoms will go away. I find it rare for a man to admit that he has a problem.
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>>A month ago.
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>>I woke early in the morning, start puking. Later, when the sun came up, I notice that I had been puking blood, pints of it.. My friend took me to the hospital; where I spent the next two days. I am better now, but there is no explication as to why it happened. Scared, YES. Even though I feel better, I am still afraid each time I cough.
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>Greg;
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>I hope that you are well. I would seek another medical opinion to determine what the original problem was. Take it easy. I cannot imagine how you feel.
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>Tom

Thanks you for your concern. You too Mike.