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Thread: Anyone Else Have A Family Member That Passed Away With Heart Conditions?

post 1680480623 04-09-2023, 03:15 PM
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Anyone Else Have A Family Member That Passed Away With Heart Conditions?

Did they show any symptoms or signs?

I just had my dad pass away this morning and it was due to a heart issue. Was to late to get his heart going again when they took him to the hospital.

Yes, he did get the vaccine when they were requiring it because of his job. I don't want to immediately say it was that, but with all the misc threads on people dying for heart conditions do to being jabbed. It is definitely plausible.
post 1680480743 04-09-2023, 03:17 PM
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*too late
post 1680480843 04-09-2023, 03:19 PM
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i had an uncle pass away from cardiac arrest.

Dude smoked like five packs a day.
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post 1680483023 04-09-2023, 03:57 PM
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Yes. One sign, that you don't see until it's usually done, is they seem to age really fast all of a sudden. Really low energy. Fatigued easily. Such as someone who was always up and about suddenly they just aren't doing anything anymore. they tend to look pasty and pale. That "cold sweat" look.

My grandfather died at age 64. In all his pics through his life he looked younger than he really was. Even at age 63 he looked healthy and strong. Then there were about a dozen pics I took of him probably within 6mo of his death and it's like holdy crap he aged 10 years in 1 year. Just looked rather frail and old.
post 1680483163 04-09-2023, 04:02 PM
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OP were you the last person to peep him before he died?
post 1680483273 04-09-2023, 04:03 PM
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Kinda. My grandma had heart failure for like 30 years. Died at 85. Wouldn't honestly count that though because she made it to old age.
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Yes...My uncle did recently.
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teaches him for being a vaxcuck
post 1680484853 04-09-2023, 04:31 PM
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heart issues can usually be detected with regular dr checkups which include electrocardiograms and other tests.
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post 1680595673 04-11-2023, 11:03 AM
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Sorry to hear about your dad.
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Sorry for your loss. No, I can't think of anyone in my family who has died from heart conditions. Glad for that, since it seems that sort of thing is mostly genetic, and I have known people who are really on edge about enjoying various foods or having salt on anything because of family histories of heart issues.
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