What is the worst time to have a heart attack

Is the worst time to have a heart attack during a game of charade…?

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No. That would be when the girl of your dreams is naked in your bed and you were just about to make sweet love.

What does it mean when all your inside burns? like heart burn/ a….?

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Could be Gall Bladder, G.E.R.D., Appendix, or an Ulcer. Either way I would talk to a doctor here are some suggestions, that if reduce the amount of pain will hint to a G.E.R.D. or an Ulcer issue. I am not a doctor, so either way you will …

How can you have a good strong heart, yet it is said to be bad at…?

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Your heart is not strong. Your doctor is telling you that it is as strong as it can be following your heart attack which is not 100% now. And, if you still have some blockages, although they are small, you can still have angina during perio…

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Q: I think the worst time to have a heart attack is during a game of charades…or a game of fake heart attack?

A: lol..during a pregnancy..that would stink!

My wife is really mean and hard-hearted a lot of the time. What can I do?

Q: My wife doesn’t seem to give a crap about my feelings, and routinely gets angry with me if I don’t live up to her unreasonable expectations. She is a high-anxiety, low coping skills person and I don’t know if I can take it anymore. Take today for instance. She has been particularly high stressed because her grandmother is ill, and has been out of town taking care of her for a couple days. Meanwhile, I injured my back at work and have had to take 2 days off during a particularly lean financial time for us. Not once has she expressed concern over my back pain, and when I ask her to massage it or help me apply heat, etc, she gets irritated.While she is gone, I’m taking care of kids, getting them to school, feeding, picking up after them, etc. I do 1 load of laundry, a load of dishes, put away the laundry she had folded, finished making my son’s halloween costume, took kids to a haloween party, cleaned up the costume mess, swept the floors and cleaned up after dinner. Today I went back to work after taking kids to school (still a bit sore but functioning) and came home at lunch to see her since she got back today. Things were ok for a while, she just seemed understandably tired. Then I expressed a concern about my acid reflux getting worse and that I was worried that I might need surgery but couldn’t because it would put me out of work (bad timing, I know). So then she goes off on me, with absolutely NO concern for my worries, and after biting my head off about that, proceeds to complain about the house not being perfect when she got home and that I “left things for her to do,” (3-4 dishes in sink, recycling to be taken out, laundry needing done…to be precise)–despite the house being cleaner than when she left it. I tried to explain that all I had done was accomplished between resting and heating my back so that I could return to work sooner, but she doesn’t give a $#!^ about how my back feels, just that I didn’t give her what SHE needed when she got home (a perfectly clean home) so she could relax from HER stressful experiences. No matter what is going on in our lives, her sacrifices are always more valuable, her concerns more valid, her difficulties more extreme, and her reactions more severe than mine.To shorten the story, I got angry in response to her unreasonable attacks, and, worst of all, TOLD her she was being unreasonable (I know better after 9 yrs but still took the bait), and she stormed back to the car and left (her usual cop-out…can’t take it dished back).If this were an isolated incident, I’d just contribute it to the situation, but this has been my life for the better part of a decade now, and I’m fed up. My concerns are better left unsaid, because they just piss her off and add to her stress. No sympathy, its all about how it affects HER. I’m a talented, intelligent, educated and capable man, but nothing I do is worthy of praise in her eyes, just criticism and animosity. Don’t know what to do, because she thinks there’s nothing wrong with her and won’t change, and I certainly can’t live up to her expectations. I think she suffers from an anxiety disorder, but I’ll be damned if I’m ever going to to get her to seek treatment. Any suggestions?No, she wasn’t always this way…not before we were married anyway. But she changed almost over night. She started getting pissed over the stupidest stuff and seemed to instantly stop all interest in me as a person. We have good times, but they never last, and “good” for us is just her not getting pissed at me and that we have sex more than once a month. Other than that, she still doesn’t seem to genuinely care about me as a person, my needs or my feelings. It’s all about what I can do for her. She can’t handle the normal stress of life. She is still angry with me for not choosing a major in college until my last 2 years of school, because not knowing EXACTLY where we were going in life stressed her out. She denies that she doesn’t care about my needs and gets pissed, stating all her contributions toward making my life easier. I counter that I do not need her to make my life easier, I just need her to love, respect me and support me emotionally.Don’t get me wrong. I have my own part to play in this…the usual guy stuff (procrastination, forgetfulness, etc.), but she blows these things way out of proportion, and discounts any good qualities I may have. I can’t even remember the last time she gave me a compliment, whereas I am constantly attempting to build up her low self esteem. I think that’s part of the problem She hates herself.I certainly do stand my ground, but she just can’t take it. If the debate begins to swing my way, she ends it, right there. If I persist, she threatens to leave, or actually does leave.

A: Tell her your frustrations and your struggles that you deal with on a daily basis. Say it in a strong, grounded way. She obviously knows that she has such control over you, but the thing is, you’ve never really stood up for yourself. You just accepted it from her. Do yourself a favor and stand up for yourself. It shows that you have some self-respect. She will get all pissed off again, but continue on. If she tries running away again, tel her she has to listen and make her stay some way. Tell her its either she respects you and shares the responsilities and work on this marriage together, or you’re out. And say it in all honesty from your heart. Either she will change, seek marriage counseling, etc. Or she’ll need to leave, along with her stubborn, narcissistic, disrespectful ways. If you are as talented, intelligent, educated, and capable as you say you are, you need to stand up for yourself and really make a change for yourself.After reading your additional info, it seems as if your wife does have some anxiety. She may be apprehensive about the future, and wants to know that there will be security in her life. Let her know that things will be okay, and that if she tries her best to “love, respect, and support you emotionally”, you will also try to make sure she is secure & loved in return. Are there financial issues that need to be solved? Emotional issues? Past issues? Just talk to her. Sit down and communicate with her. Let one person talk, and say whatever is on their mind for a set time, while the other person can ONLY listen. And then the other person can talk, while the other only listens. Communication!!!!XOMaybe give her a compliment & tell her thanks for something little that she may do for your family (make it genuine:) Do this sporadically throughout the week/month and maybe the tension will soften up a bit. Try to be patient and understanding too, no matter how hard she may make it for you. Create love- In order receive love, you have to give love… See where this takes your relationship. Good luck.

Is worst time to have a heart attack is during a game of charades…?

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A: yes