had one last month - passed out for 4 min - pissed myself & scared the hell out of my wife.....if I get a choice on how I die, this is it - I just went to sleep - no pain - just light headedness for about 30 seconds -
That said - anything connected to this regime is suspect & the secrecy raises more red flags
BTZ was right about the two different plane pictures
One had a window between the door and the tail, and the other did not have one
This is getting freaky
LOL, they can be scary.
Before I retired I had multiple episodes of arrhythmia that caused rapid heartbeats (170+bpm), tunnel vision and the occasional blackouts. After multiple heart tests involving EKG's, Echo-cardiograms, ultrasounds, etc., the cardiologist said it was a common afib type problem that is often caused by stress and anxiety. It is not normally life threatening in a healthy person with no blockages, etc. He put me on medication to control my heart rate along with Wellbutrin for anxiety and stress.
Well, I decided working in a high paying stressful job until I was 62 was not that important. I retired at 58, have lost 30 pounds so far since I'm not working up to 80 hours a week, and have NO more arrhythmia's. I'm off of all of the medications. Stress can cause these issues but if Fuddy was in otherwise good health, it's very doubtful that she would have died from the irregular heartbeat. The times that it is fatal are caused by blood clots that cause a stroke and that would have shown up in the autopsy. I do take an aspirin a day to eliminate that possibility in the case of an arrhythmia. Irregular heartbeat is not normally life threatening, according to my cardiologist, if it occurs in the upper part of the heart as it is if it's in the lower part. Afib is the most common and least deadly, according to him.