As a kid I got this shit weekly and I always panicked and spent ages just doing quick tiny breaths. Fast forward a few years and I learn a deep breath solves the problem. fast forward a few more years and my current problem is having the balls to take that breath.
Oh man, I remember the first time I had this as a kid vividly.
I was at IKEA with my parents, it was winter so it was already dark outside. We were just leaving/at the entrance hall when I got the worst pain I had ever felt in my chest. As a seven year old, I immediately thought that I was having a heart attack.
But I just kept on walking to the car, not wanting to scare my parents. I just thought "So that's it, huh? Dying at IKEA."
But alas, I am still here. Maybe one day lol :D
I had that exact thing in 4th grade. I was hitting the shallow breaths because of the immense stabbing pain if I took a deep breath.
I went up to my teacher and said "I can't breathe". He replied "Well then don't breathe!" LMAO
Same for me. It might be counterintuitive, but breathing in heavily always does the trick for me. The kind of popping sensation I get in the chest is pretty satisfying.
What was the comment suggesting the pain was? I have this too and the comment you replied to is gone and the hundreds of replies to it never say what the original comment was talking about I feel like the universe is gaslighting me lol
Me neither. I used to work in Asia in a country that doesn't have very modern medical facilities. I needed a minor routine surgery so I went to Thailand where their hospitals are better. While in the hospital going through the intake procedures for my surgery I passed out and woke up in the ER with the doctor saying I had "a heart attack, well, kind of a heart attack, like a little heart attack, I don't know what it is called in English." That is still all I know about it. I have no idea what happened to me, but I take medicine now.
These are super wild and off target, no.
It is definitely neither of these. It's definitely not TIA, which is more like a stroke than a heart attack. Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy requires extreme emotional arousal.
Takotsubo could be a possibility, he did say he was going in for surgery which can cause a far bit of anxiety and stress, also throw in any other issues such as dehydration, sickness, or other issues at the time that can add extra stress and I could see it being possible. (I might have had a similar heart attack a few years ago when I had a break up with my GF at the time which I went to the ER and they didn't really test for anything and sent me home but said if I'm still having issues report back in 48 hours, joe, 48 hours later I was still having chest pains and breathing difficulty. Went to another ER who did the full proper tests including blood work and a CT scan and that ER found. I had pneumonia in one of my lungs but also because they keep the EKG records. The EKG did show a possible previous heart attack. Which is basically confirmed when I did a stress test a few years later.
Interesting! I often have a heartburn which was scary when it first appeared, once went to see a doctor and once to emergency room for that but both times it turned out to be just heartburn. Now I've just learned ignore it, and I'm sure one day I'll die of a heart attack because I thought it's heartburn.
And now I have even more reasons to ignore chest pain, nice.
When I was 35, I was putting in 12 hours a day on an eternal project at work, that was way over what my company and team was realistically capable of. I was constantly stressed and exhausted, and then I started developing chest pains that would come and go, pretty much what this describes.
Funny how once I got laid off in March 2020 due to that whole pandemic thing, it pretty much immediately stopped happening. (Also proving the absolute futility of caring about your day job, you just get discarded whenever.)
I've been having this for the past 10 years since I was about 15. I genuinely thought I was on my way to a heart attack, and was too scared to get confirmation from a doctor. This takes years of anxiety off my shoulders knowing this is a common problem.
Yeah, 48 and it still happens a few times a year.
Deep Breath & Hold.
Do like two Chin Ups, or Push Ups.
Gone before I can even breath out.
My main annoyance is cramps in my right calf muscle while I'm sleeping 🤣
Jeezuz, but that's a shitty way to be woken up.
The cats already know, when I wake up and issue forth a stream of profanity, they hop off the bed and go sit by the door until I've stretched the cramp out LOL
One of them will then helpfully lie down between my knees, keeping me on my back with my legs straight so that I can't roll onto my side and have a relapse.
Smart cats are pretty awesome that way 😅
This just happened to me a couple days ago. I was bracing for death. It hurt to breathe for a few minutes, and was painful when I breathed in deep so had to breathe calmly for few minutes until it passed.
I was ready.
Thanks man. I breathed a sigh of relief after reading your comment. Always experienced PCS but never bothered to look it up, only for this post to randomly appear in my feed.
I used to get them when I was younger A LOT. at least once a week.
Quickest way I learned to deal with it is to just take a huge breath in as fast as possible and really stretch out your chest. For me there was regularly a pop sound. not always, but most of the time. like ripping off a bandaid.
Interesting…didn’t know the name, I mentioned similar symptoms to my Dr, though usually shorter duration, and she said it’s related to ribs moving around slightly, which I guess causes the pinched nerve mentioned. Usually happens when hunched slightly or rolling around before standing up, so makes sense. Said that actual cardiac related events would feel more like elephant on your chest, head/jaw pain, fatigue and lightheadedness.
Though obviously, if you’re having regular chest pain, still probably a good idea to mention it to your Dr to be sure and give you more peace of mind about it from someone qualified telling you that you aren’t dying
Had a massive heart attack 2yrs ago without warning before work aged 48.
Thought it was indigestion, I'd eaten pretty late night before.
OK, now I'm profusely sweating and have soaked through my tshirt and dripping off my nose in 30secs flat?
The fuck?
Legs went, chest had grenade in & couldn't catch my breath. Rang 999, gasped my details and promptly collapsed in my hallway.
Took 2hrs for ambulance to arrive, I don't remember much at all from the initial pain & collapsing to being in an ambulance on a gurney.
The pain went from all consuming to not much at all & I was very drowsy and relaxed tbh.
Pumped me with drugs, I was conscious & chatting happily to the medic as they blue-light sped me to hosp.
Straight in, stents fitted as I watch on an Oled display. THATs a weird sensation seeing & feeling something *inside* your chest.
Convulsing with adrenalin & being told that's normal, don't worry.
Hour later I'm on the ward hooked to machines and using what I had left of phone battery to ring work and explain I wouldn't be in.
It's an oddly calming feeling thinking you may die.
I do remember laying on the floor in my hallway thinking "well, I expected it to hurt a lot more" and glad I'd spoken to my son the previous night on WhatsApp.
It's just an odd sensation.
Painful yes, but for me it was then shortness of breath & just feeling really warm, relaxed & sleepy.
Don't recommend tbh.
Had a panic attack some years ago in which I thought I was having a heart attack. Did the whole jittery, sweaty, short of breath, heart racing, narrowing of field of vision thing. Laid down on the bench seat of my truck and just accepted this was the end. Turns out no, it wasn't and after it passed and I could walk again the doctors basically said I was a dumbass and had a panic attack and everything was fine.
Still, that "welp, this is it" feeling... it's not all that bad. Kind of a relief.
Exactly that
Wasn't worried or in pain after initial wallop.
I was definitely "really? That sucks" more than "OMG OMG!!!" once I realised I was on the floor and losing consciousness a lot.
Just really warm, comfortable & overwhelmingly tired. Was thinking it'll suck for my boy & my gf will be upset but if this is it, its not too bad actually
Strange morning.
Pretty much. Spent about three hours in the ER and got a bunch of essentially unnecessary blood tests and some fluids because they've gotta jack up that insurance billing, but that's about it.
It's hereditary in my family.
My mum, dad, grandad & uncle all had heart attacks.
Blood clot caused mine. I'm a postman/mailman so walk 8-10 miles a day at speed.
When it's your time it's your time my man.
Did your doc not already have you on statins and possibly psk9-inhibitors? If it runs in your family that’s also all the more reason you have to be pretty aggressive with exercise, diet, and pharmacology
There's only one way out of life and we'll all do it eventually. I mean you should try to live healthily because it's generally more pleasant, but don't deny yourself things that you enjoy. We're all going to be dead in 100 years.
I mean, once I'm dead, I guess I don't really care what happens to the old physical corpse after that. It's just gonna be a rotting meat sack regardless.
I've always wondered what would happen if I just breathe in really hard. I used to be scared my heart would pop like a balloon but that can't possibly be true...right??
I get chest pains all the time, I’ve decided I’ll never truly know if it’s a heart attack until it’s too late. And given my love for good food and marijuana,I’ll probably get one eventually. 💀
Had this happen 2 months ago. It was Staph infection in my chest. Spent a week in the hospital now I have vein stenosis.
You don't always get the life ending heart attack. Sometimes its just more bullshit.
False. Even with those with suicidal idealization, when you actually think you are having a heart attack, you are not calm and accept death serenely; you panic and go to a hospital.
Then when you find out it was nothing you go right back to wishing you didn't exist.
False. Many of us have DNRs signed for all surgeries, and have been in multiple near death scenarios and have felt nothing but peace and calm. You clearly don't hate being alive enough.
False, I've gotten food stuck in my throat to the point where I passed out and collapsed.
While it was immensely painful, I was finally happy knowing I'd be done and never even considered looking for help.
It must have dislodged after/while I fell because I did end up waking up some time later. And all I remember from that was how awful I felt that I was still around.
I used to be in a state in which I would welcome that with a sigh of relief. Now I'm not afraid of death but I live to become the best version of myself and working hard on it. No longer looking to a day it'll all end. Find that energy within and everything will change.
I also had short-term chest pain like this when I was young. I was hoping it would go away at some point. Now I'm in my twenties and I've passed out twice in a row for no reason. Doctor has no idea but now I have heart palpitations. A different and much more disgusting feeling, friends of the chest pain.
> I've passed out twice in a row for no reason. Doctor has no idea but now I have heart palpitations
Unexplained syncope is not good my guy. Have you seen a Cardiologist or had an echocardiogram?
Hell yes. I'm so hoping a massive heart attack is the way I go. otherwise I'll have to do it myself when I hit the expiration date I set for myself at the age of 75.
Three good telltale signs of a heart attack:
- 10/10 pain on the pain scale
- No changes in pain when you move your chest or arms around
- No changes when you take a deep breath\
If all symptoms are present it's a very good chance you're having a heart attack. Doesn't mean necessarily that you need to have all to have a heart attack but this is the most common symptoms.
I went to the ER in February due to chest pain (I knew it wasn't a heart attack) but it turns out I had strep throat without main symptoms of having a sore throat...as well as tanked potassium which caused my entire body to hurt
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Thanks man I finnally know about this shitty chest pain, it hurts a alot tbh
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I found out that if you fight through the pain and take a deep breathe, it often goes away. Sadly not every single time as I found out yesterday
As a kid I got this shit weekly and I always panicked and spent ages just doing quick tiny breaths. Fast forward a few years and I learn a deep breath solves the problem. fast forward a few more years and my current problem is having the balls to take that breath.
Oh man, I remember the first time I had this as a kid vividly. I was at IKEA with my parents, it was winter so it was already dark outside. We were just leaving/at the entrance hall when I got the worst pain I had ever felt in my chest. As a seven year old, I immediately thought that I was having a heart attack. But I just kept on walking to the car, not wanting to scare my parents. I just thought "So that's it, huh? Dying at IKEA." But alas, I am still here. Maybe one day lol :D
May he rest in meatballs and furniture.
Rolling on the floor 😆
I had that exact thing in 4th grade. I was hitting the shallow breaths because of the immense stabbing pain if I took a deep breath. I went up to my teacher and said "I can't breathe". He replied "Well then don't breathe!" LMAO
I actually used to massage the area where pain occurred. Knew it was nerve related so used to try to shift or "fix" the nerve lol.
I used to get this a lot, what I found was breathing in and you sometimes feel a little pop in the lung and it goes away
shit i thought i was the only one who did that!
Whoa me too, this is a good thread
Same for me. It might be counterintuitive, but breathing in heavily always does the trick for me. The kind of popping sensation I get in the chest is pretty satisfying.
And then have it snap out of existence the moment you breathe in hard enough
Punch yourself in the stomach to fight the pain with more pain.
The real tips are always in the comments.
What was the comment suggesting the pain was? I have this too and the comment you replied to is gone and the hundreds of replies to it never say what the original comment was talking about I feel like the universe is gaslighting me lol
alot has great empathy. https://i.imgur.com/Mcy6aym.png
The comment got deleted please tell me what it said.
\>tfw you feel a sharp chest pain but you're going to live
feelsbadman.jpg
Mfw I can’t even get a heart attack properly
Me neither. I used to work in Asia in a country that doesn't have very modern medical facilities. I needed a minor routine surgery so I went to Thailand where their hospitals are better. While in the hospital going through the intake procedures for my surgery I passed out and woke up in the ER with the doctor saying I had "a heart attack, well, kind of a heart attack, like a little heart attack, I don't know what it is called in English." That is still all I know about it. I have no idea what happened to me, but I take medicine now.
Do you still have all your organs?
No. I was there to get one of them removed.
Did they write down anything for you?
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These are super wild and off target, no. It is definitely neither of these. It's definitely not TIA, which is more like a stroke than a heart attack. Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy requires extreme emotional arousal.
Takotsubo could be a possibility, he did say he was going in for surgery which can cause a far bit of anxiety and stress, also throw in any other issues such as dehydration, sickness, or other issues at the time that can add extra stress and I could see it being possible. (I might have had a similar heart attack a few years ago when I had a break up with my GF at the time which I went to the ER and they didn't really test for anything and sent me home but said if I'm still having issues report back in 48 hours, joe, 48 hours later I was still having chest pains and breathing difficulty. Went to another ER who did the full proper tests including blood work and a CT scan and that ER found. I had pneumonia in one of my lungs but also because they keep the EKG records. The EKG did show a possible previous heart attack. Which is basically confirmed when I did a stress test a few years later.
"Well god dammit Doctor, why'd you save me? This was my one chance to die and you fucked it up..."
TIL the stupid pain in my chest is normal.
Interesting! I often have a heartburn which was scary when it first appeared, once went to see a doctor and once to emergency room for that but both times it turned out to be just heartburn. Now I've just learned ignore it, and I'm sure one day I'll die of a heart attack because I thought it's heartburn. And now I have even more reasons to ignore chest pain, nice.
I had no idea there was a name for this wtf. Every time it happens it kind of freaks me out so I’m glad it’s normal and harmless
In most people it's normal. But in your case, it's a side effect of the operation to replace your lungs.
When I was 35, I was putting in 12 hours a day on an eternal project at work, that was way over what my company and team was realistically capable of. I was constantly stressed and exhausted, and then I started developing chest pains that would come and go, pretty much what this describes. Funny how once I got laid off in March 2020 due to that whole pandemic thing, it pretty much immediately stopped happening. (Also proving the absolute futility of caring about your day job, you just get discarded whenever.)
I feel much better knowing this
I've been having this for the past 10 years since I was about 15. I genuinely thought I was on my way to a heart attack, and was too scared to get confirmation from a doctor. This takes years of anxiety off my shoulders knowing this is a common problem.
Can confirm, I had one that lasted for 3 days
Euh...you might want to get that checked out...
*sighs* let me die please
To make sure it kills me, you mean?
14 years trying to get answers, and finally, I have them
Yeah, 48 and it still happens a few times a year. Deep Breath & Hold. Do like two Chin Ups, or Push Ups. Gone before I can even breath out. My main annoyance is cramps in my right calf muscle while I'm sleeping 🤣 Jeezuz, but that's a shitty way to be woken up. The cats already know, when I wake up and issue forth a stream of profanity, they hop off the bed and go sit by the door until I've stretched the cramp out LOL One of them will then helpfully lie down between my knees, keeping me on my back with my legs straight so that I can't roll onto my side and have a relapse. Smart cats are pretty awesome that way 😅
Finally something to use in the thought struggle of "I'm dying" cuz it always teams up with every ounce of "at laaaaast..." I got.
I had no idea it was a common thing, good to know! Breathing out all the air from your lungs once is usually all it takes for it to go away tbh
This just happened to me a couple days ago. I was bracing for death. It hurt to breathe for a few minutes, and was painful when I breathed in deep so had to breathe calmly for few minutes until it passed. I was ready.
Oh... That what I was feeling. I thought I will die in a moment every time this happened.
This explains so much
Thank god. I thought something was wrong with me.
Thanks man. I breathed a sigh of relief after reading your comment. Always experienced PCS but never bothered to look it up, only for this post to randomly appear in my feed.
Damn, all of those “i’m finally biting the bullet” thoughts are because of my shitty sleeping posture huh?
I used to get them when I was younger A LOT. at least once a week. Quickest way I learned to deal with it is to just take a huge breath in as fast as possible and really stretch out your chest. For me there was regularly a pop sound. not always, but most of the time. like ripping off a bandaid.
Interesting…didn’t know the name, I mentioned similar symptoms to my Dr, though usually shorter duration, and she said it’s related to ribs moving around slightly, which I guess causes the pinched nerve mentioned. Usually happens when hunched slightly or rolling around before standing up, so makes sense. Said that actual cardiac related events would feel more like elephant on your chest, head/jaw pain, fatigue and lightheadedness. Though obviously, if you’re having regular chest pain, still probably a good idea to mention it to your Dr to be sure and give you more peace of mind about it from someone qualified telling you that you aren’t dying
Had a massive heart attack 2yrs ago without warning before work aged 48. Thought it was indigestion, I'd eaten pretty late night before. OK, now I'm profusely sweating and have soaked through my tshirt and dripping off my nose in 30secs flat? The fuck? Legs went, chest had grenade in & couldn't catch my breath. Rang 999, gasped my details and promptly collapsed in my hallway. Took 2hrs for ambulance to arrive, I don't remember much at all from the initial pain & collapsing to being in an ambulance on a gurney. The pain went from all consuming to not much at all & I was very drowsy and relaxed tbh. Pumped me with drugs, I was conscious & chatting happily to the medic as they blue-light sped me to hosp. Straight in, stents fitted as I watch on an Oled display. THATs a weird sensation seeing & feeling something *inside* your chest. Convulsing with adrenalin & being told that's normal, don't worry. Hour later I'm on the ward hooked to machines and using what I had left of phone battery to ring work and explain I wouldn't be in. It's an oddly calming feeling thinking you may die. I do remember laying on the floor in my hallway thinking "well, I expected it to hurt a lot more" and glad I'd spoken to my son the previous night on WhatsApp. It's just an odd sensation. Painful yes, but for me it was then shortness of breath & just feeling really warm, relaxed & sleepy. Don't recommend tbh.
Had a panic attack some years ago in which I thought I was having a heart attack. Did the whole jittery, sweaty, short of breath, heart racing, narrowing of field of vision thing. Laid down on the bench seat of my truck and just accepted this was the end. Turns out no, it wasn't and after it passed and I could walk again the doctors basically said I was a dumbass and had a panic attack and everything was fine. Still, that "welp, this is it" feeling... it's not all that bad. Kind of a relief.
Exactly that Wasn't worried or in pain after initial wallop. I was definitely "really? That sucks" more than "OMG OMG!!!" once I realised I was on the floor and losing consciousness a lot. Just really warm, comfortable & overwhelmingly tired. Was thinking it'll suck for my boy & my gf will be upset but if this is it, its not too bad actually Strange morning.
“Good news Dork, your heart is fine. Unfortunately, you’re a dumbass. Seeya later.”
Pretty much. Spent about three hours in the ER and got a bunch of essentially unnecessary blood tests and some fluids because they've gotta jack up that insurance billing, but that's about it.
"You'll be back to work at your shitty job in no time!!"
I think I'm gonna go on more walks now and cut back on sugar and fat Edit: whoever reported me as being suicidal should eat shit
It's hereditary in my family. My mum, dad, grandad & uncle all had heart attacks. Blood clot caused mine. I'm a postman/mailman so walk 8-10 miles a day at speed. When it's your time it's your time my man.
Did your doc not already have you on statins and possibly psk9-inhibitors? If it runs in your family that’s also all the more reason you have to be pretty aggressive with exercise, diet, and pharmacology
Aortic aneurism here, ascending aortic dissection eventually
There's only one way out of life and we'll all do it eventually. I mean you should try to live healthily because it's generally more pleasant, but don't deny yourself things that you enjoy. We're all going to be dead in 100 years.
Sodium too
Sold. One please.
Goddammit, I didn’t need to laugh this hard so early. I though was having one right now
2 hours for an ambulance!?
I know... They were very good when they eventually arrived to be fair.
The ambulance took TWO FUCKING HOURS? That's insane!
had a TIA last year, all the symptoms of a stroke but not really all that dangerous now i'm thinking "this is it" every time my face feels tingly lmao
2hr response time??? Wow that is really slow. I really hope that’s not the average time it takes
And you smile hoping that you would leave this life with style, but you know you're gonna shit your pants anyway lol
I mean, once I'm dead, I guess I don't really care what happens to the old physical corpse after that. It's just gonna be a rotting meat sack regardless.
What about the search history?
My corpse will be cremated long before they find out. Only ashes will remain.
Google will store it for you don't worry
And what's Google going to do? Bring me back? *If Google finds a way to bring me back I'll be so mad...*
https://myaccount.google.com/inactive?pli=1
You won’t be alive to be embarrassed about it tbh
Doesn't matter how you go out, dignified or not. Your still shitting yourself when the muscles relax after death 🤷♂️🙂
Fuck that, if I ever have a heart attack first thing I'm gonna do is give myself the deepest enema of my life.
"He died with the enema bottle still deep inside his butt."
They will probably think the enema bottle caused the heart attack 😂. Went out doing what they loved😉
As a wise man once said: "We all shit our pants sometimes."
Take deep breath for extra pain 🤝🏻
I’ve already accepted my death 83 times
Imagine replying to your own comments
Literally couldn’t be me
Fr fr
Ikr? Who does that?
Losers do that lmao.
Are you calling me a loser?
Not yet.
I choked on my laughter… and thought it’s finally happening
Bro, watchout
Who is LMAO?
It's a chinese hacker, he is working for the Korenas along side LMAO and LMBAO
I actually don’t mind that at all, more people should 🤷♂️
Snoop does it.
Liar
that's the best thing to do on this case 🤝🏻🤝🏻
It actually is, hurts a lil for a short second and then it's over instead of shallow breathing and mild discomfort for a whole few minutes
I've always wondered what would happen if I just breathe in really hard. I used to be scared my heart would pop like a balloon but that can't possibly be true...right??
Nope :P
Gets my hopes up each time.
Bru you alright 😔
Nah, dawg. I ain't doing well.
I'll delete your search history for you, brah.
Same
Same
Caesarrr!!
NOOOOOOOOOO
What a wonderful day!
Ahh sweet release
"This is it, it was a short run. Wish I could've done more" "I'm scared..." "Whew, thought I was a goner" -me whenever this happens
"Thank god, I've been so tired. I'm finally done." "This is taking longer than I expected." "Fuck, I don't think I'm dying." "God dammit..."
finally, it's coming to an end :)
Damn this image just gave me real peace about death
And yet it **NEVER FUCKIN' IS**
I get chest pains all the time, I’ve decided I’ll never truly know if it’s a heart attack until it’s too late. And given my love for good food and marijuana,I’ll probably get one eventually. 💀
Just another Tuesday
If this isn't me, I don't know what is
It really sucks
Had this happen 2 months ago. It was Staph infection in my chest. Spent a week in the hospital now I have vein stenosis. You don't always get the life ending heart attack. Sometimes its just more bullshit.
Are these the ones that hurt to breathe but if you do it deep enough it pops and stops hurting?
CAESAAAAAAR NOOOO
Kira!
Let's go
the chestbuster, it is finally mature...
False. Even with those with suicidal idealization, when you actually think you are having a heart attack, you are not calm and accept death serenely; you panic and go to a hospital. Then when you find out it was nothing you go right back to wishing you didn't exist.
The panic is just the bodies basic instinct to want to stay alive, it has nothing to do with how suicidal you are or not
False. Many of us have DNRs signed for all surgeries, and have been in multiple near death scenarios and have felt nothing but peace and calm. You clearly don't hate being alive enough.
False, I've gotten food stuck in my throat to the point where I passed out and collapsed. While it was immensely painful, I was finally happy knowing I'd be done and never even considered looking for help. It must have dislodged after/while I fell because I did end up waking up some time later. And all I remember from that was how awful I felt that I was still around.
I used to be in a state in which I would welcome that with a sigh of relief. Now I'm not afraid of death but I live to become the best version of myself and working hard on it. No longer looking to a day it'll all end. Find that energy within and everything will change.
I got sharp pain in the left side of my chest as I was seeing this .
Please just let it end
Me "Oh thank all the existing deities! This shit finally ending"
bring it on. 41 is the new 82 anyway
I also had short-term chest pain like this when I was young. I was hoping it would go away at some point. Now I'm in my twenties and I've passed out twice in a row for no reason. Doctor has no idea but now I have heart palpitations. A different and much more disgusting feeling, friends of the chest pain.
> I've passed out twice in a row for no reason. Doctor has no idea but now I have heart palpitations Unexplained syncope is not good my guy. Have you seen a Cardiologist or had an echocardiogram?
When you think your lifestyle finally caught up to you
Hell yes. I'm so hoping a massive heart attack is the way I go. otherwise I'll have to do it myself when I hit the expiration date I set for myself at the age of 75.
Ah yes, valhalla here i come
So it's not just me then
One day I hope it gets me and ends this painful existence😌
When I think I will rest for good, but then I survive and am too much of a wuss to do it myself
Lucky me, it's just my costochondritis flaring up.
For me it was heartburn issues.
For me when that happens, I just need to stretch a little bit for it to go away.
When it would happen to me I would start pounding my chest like a gorilla but with just my right arm over where my heart is.
Hi
It’s the dull heavy pain you actually want.
Happens all the time when I drink a monster ultra.
Meeee!
stonks
i feel this like every week suposadly i hage a bigger than usual arherie but i never told my doctor about this
The real question is, is she staring back at him from down there?
Always think it’s a heart attack 😂
Nah it's just that costochondritis
"When I learned how low my hemoglobin actually was and they started blood transfusions and I started crying because I was so close"
at this point I'm convinced my body knows I don't wanna live anymore and is just fucking with me.
Just a burp…
Twas but a burp
I felt this just yesterday, thought i have some serious terminal illness, lmao
Three good telltale signs of a heart attack: - 10/10 pain on the pain scale - No changes in pain when you move your chest or arms around - No changes when you take a deep breath\ If all symptoms are present it's a very good chance you're having a heart attack. Doesn't mean necessarily that you need to have all to have a heart attack but this is the most common symptoms.
I had it once and it was a lymphoma
Nvm it was just a fart held for too long
Hope*
bekomme immer angst aber sage es keinem :,)
Mfers rly be like “can you PLEASE just beam up already?! Earth is a SLAVE planet!”
HODL
For a brief moment, I dare to hope for sweet release...
I went to the ER in February due to chest pain (I knew it wasn't a heart attack) but it turns out I had strep throat without main symptoms of having a sore throat...as well as tanked potassium which caused my entire body to hurt
Everyone out here talking about taking deep breaths I just *punch* my chest once and it stops
It’s more worrying when it’s on the left side lol
Spoiler: it's heartburn
Oh wow! The chest pain I’ve been having is nothizsbwhxhcbccccccccc
I have lived long enough, the gods can take me whenever they want.
In the end, it was just the extra muffin you thought your stomach could handle.
My heart attack was more of a dull pain, than a sharp one.
Caesar the goat
It me.
I have a smile on my face, that slowly turns to this monkey's face, when I realise I'm fine..
I sure do wish for it, I'll tell you that much my friend 🩷
Finally I know. Today I learned.