[Bon of Babble]

Yes. It appears he had a bad ticker, maybe due to mandatory vaxes, perhaps genetic.

He was placed on desk duty b/c he’d had a previous heart attack, and was working to get clearance to go back to the fire department:

“Floyd, a veteran who served three tours in the Middle East with the Marines... had suffered another heart attack in 2019 while he was in the Fire Academy.”

[mware]

Three heart attacks. Hopefully Tunnels to Towers will take care of getting them a home to live in.

[Alberta's Child]

Terrible story, but the illegal alien angle is irrelevant. This guy had no business in the FDNY in the first place.

[stanne]

It’s not vax. Had in 2019. FDNY cannot have him at fires. He was played off because of immigrants? Hmm. Had a MI and didn’t work to get insurance ? I have private insurance for family

Marines would have made sure he was aware of importance of insurance they drill that

Fishy.

[rey]

Nope. It’s the exposure to toxins and the stress of the job. I’ve known too many firefighters in great shape who have had heart attacks. This has been the case for a long, long time, long before COVID vaccines existed.

Cancer and heart attacks. Probably one of them will get me.

[fini]

I'm guessing a genetic problem. When I was in the Corps, we had a major that was in great shape get a heart attack. He was in his early 30s. I also knew a warrant officer have a heart attack when he was in his late 30s. He also was in great shape. My met him about 10 years later and he told me that he had 5 heart attacks in the last 10 years. His doctors told him he had "sticky artery disease." Basically, his arteries easily acquired plaque. Both of these gentlemen drank lightly, did not use tobacco, and maintained good physical conditioning.