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Thanks for reminding us how important it is to have access to quality and timely healthcare. So glad you were treated promptly and no damage was done.
NOW, can we talk about this driving yourself to the hospital nonsense? You are lucky you didn't pass out and cause an accident. You could have hurt someone. Radiating chest pain is NOT the time to show off, ie. driving self to ER.
Please re-evaluate your risk vs. benefit assessment. :redlight:
...NOW, can we talk about this driving yourself to the hospital nonsense? You are lucky you didn't pass out and cause an accident. You could have hurt someone. Radiating chest pain is NOT the time to show off, ie. driving self to ER.Please re-evaluate your risk vs. benefit assessment. :redlight:
And the FIVE 325 mg ASA???
overkill
Glad you are okay though
same thing happen to me the chest pain thing, turned out to be nothing but all the s were there and i drove myself to hospital..children called me stupid, couldn't argue with them..i would have told the same thing to a patient
glad that we have advanced in health care so that you are doing well and posting away..let this be a wake-up call...take good care of yourself and set an example to wifo
teeituptom, BSN, RN
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2 days ago about noon time, I was out buying Jewelry for my wife. I had the onset of chest pain radiating up into my neck and left arm. I took 5 325 mg aspirins and a couple of nitro I had , pain getting worse and diaphoretic. Drove straight to the hosp. I work at. Only a 5 minute drive. 30 minutes later I was in the cath lab having 2 stents put in. My RCA was totally occluded.
No wonder they are a Certified Cardiac Care Center. Stopped the MI before any damage was done. Top notch ER I work at.Now I am home typing this.
Cool huh.
ready to go golfing as soon as the Cath hole in my groin is ready
Lets Tee It UP
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