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I was just reading a recent post to the discussion group and noticed that another man in his 40's died from a massive heart attack, just like my Richard. In the past year there are have been 3 deaths of folks all known to me and all men in their 40's from massives. We have also known of 3 women all in their 40's who came home complaining of migrains, layed down to rest and never woke up - brain annurisms. Is it just me or does it seem like too damn many.
Thank you for your thoughts!
Thank you for your thoughts!
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That might just be NJ.
Those factors as well as others are big contributors.
As far as anuerisms, I have recently been hearing of more of those lately, too...but those are generally genetically linked, so I'm not sure what the factor is on that, except maybe because it is more socially acceptable to talk about health problems in general, and aneurisms weren't mentioned much before.