Stick it bone head - 'Besides, it's unusual for someone that young to have a heart attack.'
You can tell it to his widow.
He was 41 years old last September, and had just returned from riding a bicycle with his 15 year old son.
I have seen many people die from heart attacks, some only in their 20's, coronary failure - HEART ATTACKS know no age limit, nor cares to define some little stupid semanic wording.
High School athletes, college players - there are hundreds each year that die from cardiac arrest, which is a TYPE OF HEART ATTACK.
Go play in traffic until you learn to grow up and not get stuck on 'wordmanship',
Heart Attack is a coloquial phrase that means ANY malfunction associated with the heart that leads to trauma of the organism, some - but not all are fatal.
Let me clear something up for you about drowning - my wife's brother and his wife have been the caretakers for 8 years now, for a boy who drown when he was 2.
This 10 year old is PVS - non responsive. He lays where they put him and stares blankly at whatever is in front of him. He doesn't laugh, he doesn't cry, he lays there like a sack of potatoes and stares. They feed him soft foods and water - he doesn't
swallow, just a little substance - slowly, and let it slide down the throat without choking him.
They clean him up, change him, & take him to the doctor each and every week for 'evaluation'. He's about as responsive as a grapefruit with eyes.
Go up and look into those eyes - dialated pools of ink, you can't tell if he has blue, green, brown, or hazel eyes - they don't work.
Does he think ? Probably not, what do the scans tell ? Random synapses firing at anything - anywhere with no rhyme or reason. He will never improve.
He is alive in the sense that moss is alive and growing on the North side of a rock.
Do you think that's a fair lot to this boy ?
I don't want that for myself or my family, and neither do my wife & kids.
We've seen it point blank in front of us. It isn't pretty.
You can tell it to his widow.
He was 41 years old last September, and had just returned from riding a bicycle with his 15 year old son.
I have seen many people die from heart attacks, some only in their 20's, coronary failure - HEART ATTACKS know no age limit, nor cares to define some little stupid semanic wording.
High School athletes, college players - there are hundreds each year that die from cardiac arrest, which is a TYPE OF HEART ATTACK.
Go play in traffic until you learn to grow up and not get stuck on 'wordmanship',
Heart Attack is a coloquial phrase that means ANY malfunction associated with the heart that leads to trauma of the organism, some - but not all are fatal.
Let me clear something up for you about drowning - my wife's brother and his wife have been the caretakers for 8 years now, for a boy who drown when he was 2.
This 10 year old is PVS - non responsive. He lays where they put him and stares blankly at whatever is in front of him. He doesn't laugh, he doesn't cry, he lays there like a sack of potatoes and stares. They feed him soft foods and water - he doesn't
swallow, just a little substance - slowly, and let it slide down the throat without choking him.
They clean him up, change him, & take him to the doctor each and every week for 'evaluation'. He's about as responsive as a grapefruit with eyes.
Go up and look into those eyes - dialated pools of ink, you can't tell if he has blue, green, brown, or hazel eyes - they don't work.
Does he think ? Probably not, what do the scans tell ? Random synapses firing at anything - anywhere with no rhyme or reason. He will never improve.
He is alive in the sense that moss is alive and growing on the North side of a rock.
Do you think that's a fair lot to this boy ?
I don't want that for myself or my family, and neither do my wife & kids.
We've seen it point blank in front of us. It isn't pretty.