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Immediate First Aid for Heart Attack (by one who's been there.)
Life's experience ^
| July 15, 2002
| basil
Posted on 07/15/2002 2:36:15 PM PDT by basil
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To: basil
Basil - all I can say is, THANK GOD you are still alive!!! That is one heck of a story; I am thankful that you still are with us.
At least you don't have any protests scheduled for this week... yet... ;)
To: basil
If it hasn't been stated yet, take a 325mg aspirin, not the little 80 mg used for daily dosing ... is that right?
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03/01/2003 3:19:41 PM PST
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MHGinTN
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To: MHGinTN; dandelion
Good to hear from you dandelion--it's been a long time. I'm doing fine, now.
MHGinTN, you are correct--one regular aspirin--not the reduced dose or baby aspirin that is prescribed as a daily dose in most cases; although my doc now has me on one adult aspirin daily.
It's interesting that this thread got bumped after all this time! I had forgotten about it.
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03/02/2003 7:12:46 AM PST
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basil
To: basil
You didn't bore me at all. I am greatful for your advice, I already do take an aspirin at any sign of chest pain. I have heard that women sometimes will have pain in their back instead of their chest. Looks like you didn't experience it that way. Thank you again & I am so glad you are recovering. Your freeper friend, Ditter.
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03/02/2003 7:34:19 AM PST
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Ditter
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