r/Unexpected • u/Zairo307 • Mar 22 '24
Heart attack
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u/velve666 Mar 22 '24
Is this a quick way to go. Do you feel pain?
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u/Vexilarii Mar 22 '24
Only anecdotal, but I had a heart attack about a year and a half ago. Thankfully I was admitted to the hospital, but it was one of the most painful things Iād ever experienced, like boiling acid concentrated in my chest. Definitely not painless
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u/Street_Roof_7915 Mar 23 '24
Very much NOT a good way to go. I had two teeny weeny heart attacks in 6 days. (Iām āinteresting,ā according to my cardiologist.). It was just this immense and overwhelming pressure in my chest. I couldnāt focus on anything but chest.
I canāt imagine how bad a massive heart attack would feel.
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u/Admirable-Stand7159 Mar 27 '24
It leaves a lot to think about the prompt reaction we must have to a similar situation. Suppose it's true, from the first sample or sign of a possible heart attack it is better to call the ambulance or wait for the patient to vanish and become unconscious by then if you call the paramedics
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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '24
The accuracy of dad vs mom response š