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2 comments:
Working on the railroad seems pretty strenuous after recovering from a heart attack. Glad it was not bad serious though anything like that is serious. Do what the Docs tell you. I have many friends who do so for a while then resort back to old habits. Aftr mine[now 4 years ago]i have tried my best to follow Doc's orders[along with my wifes orders]You were right in talking about an ambulance ride. No fun. Mine was for 78 miles then a life flight another 165 miles.
Had to laugh at your comments on my blog about my grizzly ventures. Believe me I don't take any chances with those guys.
Gary - I'm doing as told, glad you are too! Amazing how many people have had HA (1 was enough for me, tho' - and no thanks to the life flight!)Glad you are keeping away from the bears!
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