lol..jk .but,bet no steak tonight;Facepalm
I see MINE! Lick lick....still kickin' ;Woot ;Woot ;Woot but wife gave me a carrot and head of lettuce for dinner tonight
good morning all..
ok ..where were all you guys when i needed ya all ,last night going through dr pepper n munchie withdrawls..
seen the vamps;Facepalm this morn..all good now..2 cans deep already;Woot;Woot;Woot
i do remember that!!! at some point i got a fish guy in there;Woot;Woot;Woot
Heart issues run in my family on my fathers side. My dads blood pressure was up. He did not want to take medication. He had the widow maker heart attack at 55. 99% of people who have this type of heart attack die. Almost half of his heart died due to lack of oxygen. He is literally a walking miracle and lucky to still be aliveKids... bad family history of heart issues. I've been able to stay in the upper end of normal lower end of high for 2 years with diet and exercise... but I know its harder with each year. So im going to have to keep up what I'm doing and get the meds im sure.
Not wanting to and not willing are def 2 different things... I intend to live long enough to see grand children and great grandchildren
I know its time...
That age?! He’s 37, I’m close behind at 34! That age is not old!!
Think of your heart as like your return pump. When it gets clogged and breaks it can literally kill the tank and effects other parts of the tank like the fuge (kidneys) the brain (apex) the tanks filtration (liver) etcno thinner,yes statin ,have not taken for months,did not believe them
My grandpa was 61... walking to the mailbox. Heart attack dropped dead in driveway. Paramedics couldn't revive him... I refuse to be that...
Let me restate that. At that age group. I am 38 myself
My grandfather had a massive stroke. Was helping another boat. Died with his wife out in the open ocean exactly where he would have wanted to pass
I was honored to be able to view an open heart surgery and valve replacement at st Luke’s in Houston from the observation dome built into the ceiling of one of the operating rooms. The surgeon reached in and pulled the heart out of the mans chest. His heart was beating in the surgeons hands. The surgeon literally was holding the mans life in his hands
Like they say an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure
Yeah my grandmother went through that and lived another 15yrs. She beat dbl breast cancer in the 80's, several hips as well. Just passed away last year with dementia. She was a trooper. Nothing could take her out until her brain just forgot how to breathe apparently.
