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6 MI's and counting.

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Had my first MI just after my 39 birthday. That was 18 years ago. Most recent one was April 2020. Have 4 stents and on table for 4 hours have almost 10% of my heart muscle cooked because of AF. Was going into A&E every 4 to 6 weeks with heart rate of 160 +. Still here and only recently stopped work as a high value complex Projects Manager.

Biggest thing to everything is attitude. If you think it's all bad, then it can only go down hill. I have always been a half full sort of person. Take enough drugs every day to choke an elephant. Need new hip and knee which will never happen as I am to high a risk.

Always look up and look forward. If you do you will always find something that will brighten your day and your life.

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Thanks for an encouraging and uplifting post.

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As we hill walkers say, "onwards and upwards!" Great to hear of your positive attitude. It has certainly helped me over the past few years. 😀

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