This is for you!! You might of had a heart attack Sat. Night!!! "Heart attack ,The silent killer!!!!




This is for you!! You might of had a heart attack Sat. Night!!!
"Heart attack ,The silent killer!!!!
- Pls. go to the Dr. get an ekg/ecg!! 

"What if...""What if I get sick and can't work?  : day's Gift - 2/28/2016

Reflection for the Day
"What if..." How often we hear these words . How often, in fact, we tend to say them ourselves.
 "What if I get sick and can't work?"

 "Heart attack ,The silent killer!!!

Even though about 80 million U.S. 
adults have been diagnosed with this 
disease, most don’t realize they have “the 
silent killer” – high blood pressure. 
The leading cause of heart disease and 
stroke often goes unnoticed because high 
blood pressure often shows no signs or 
symptoms. So, you may not be aware 
your arteries, heart, and other organs are 
being damaged creating conditions for 
heart attack or failure.
One of the best ways to care for your heart is to regularly have your blood pressure levels checked. You can be screened at your doctor’s office, pharmacy, or at home with a blood pressure monitor. Blood pressure can fluctuate due to posture, exercise, sleep, or even stress. However, the normal blood pressure range for adults over the age of 20 is below 120/80 mm hg (below 120 systolic and below 80 diastolic.) If your blood pressure is higher than normal, work with your healthcare professional to determine the best treatment and management goals for you. To find a physician with Abilene Regional Medical Center, click here.
Other medical conditions and lifestyle choices that put people at higher risk include high cholesterol, diabetes, overweight and obesity, poor diet, physical inactivity, smoking, and excessive alcohol use. In striving to support and educate our community, Abilene Regional Medical Center has developed the HEARTaware center, an online assessment tool combined with in-house physician resources to provide valuable information about prevention and management. To participate in the free HEARTaware assessment, click here. The brief online tool will give you a personalized risk assessment report that will help you identify medical or lifestyle factors that may lead to the development of heart disease. If it’s determined you might be at risk for heart disease, you can schedule a free cholesterol and blood pressure screening.
PainChest discomfort (uncomfortable chest pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain, burning or heaviness)SweatingSweating
Discomfort in neck, jaw,shoulder, arms, backDiscomfort in other areas of the upper body (neck, jaw, shoulder, arms, back)NauseaNausea
Shortness of breathShortness of breathLight headednessLight-headedness
If you are experiencing any of these signs, you should:


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  • CALL 9-1-1 or your local emergency number immediately, or have someone call for you.
  • Keep a list of emergency numbers near the phone at all times.
  • Stop all activity and sit or lie down, in whatever position is most comfortable.
  • If you take nitroglycerin, take your normal dosage.
  • If the 9-1-1 operator advises it, chew and swallow one adult tablet or two 80 mg tablets of ASA (Aspirin®),
  •  as long as you are not allergic or intolerant. 
  • Do not take other pain medications such as acetaminophen (Tylenol®) or
  •  ibuprofen (Advil®) instead of Aspirin.
  • Do not substitute Aspirin for medical care; 
  • call 9-1-1 or your local emergency 
  • number first!!!
  • Rest and wait for emergency medical personnel to arrive.
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 "What if I lose my job?"
    "What if my car breaks down?"
    "What if my child gets hooked on drugs?"
What if -- anything our desperate imaginings can project.
Only two small words, yet how heavy-laden they are with dread, fear and anxiety.
The answer to "What if . . ." is, plainly and simply,
"Don't project." We can only live with our problems as they arise, living one day at a time.
Am I keeping my thoughts positive?

Today I Pray

May I grow spiritually, without being held back by anxieties. May projected fears not hobble my pursuits or keep me from making the most of today. May I turn out fear by faith. If I will only make a place for God within me, God will remove my fears.

Today I Will Remember

I can only borrow trouble at high interest rates.

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