Apropos of nothing, a heart attack feels like a very heavy weight, sitting on your chest. No stabbing pains, just a heavy pressure.....Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
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Apropos of nothing, a heart attack feels like a very heavy weight, sitting on your chest. No stabbing pains, just a heavy pressure.....Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
^ no strain sensation in the lower jaw?
Not for me. The other significant sign of me was sweating. I literally soaked through my shirt and drenched my ties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy As Larry
That was me thinking it was just a hot walk to work in the morning. 555
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Originally Posted by nidhogg
Mate, never knew you've had a heart attack ... glad you've recovered well.
I've had 3 DVT's ... I'll write up my experience about that one day soon.
Apparently I was quite lucky, as it was a fairly massive one, followed by several hours of me saying (at work) it will wear off. 555. Apparently, not a good idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by David48atTD
Wear off? Silly bugger. Glad you are ok
Similar happened to a colleague of mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by nidhogg
Felt funny all day, reasonably fit and active and only 60.
Got in from work and collapsed, daughter phoned an ambulance, he now has stents and has to take about 15 different pills a day.
But he survived and is back at work.
Problem was, a few years before I had had an attack of GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease) -basically wicked indigestion. Thought it was that again...Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Narrator: turns out he was wrong......
Ok, I can understand that. I initially thought I had a bad hangover one time when in actuality I had appendicitis.
Tuna salad... for breakfast...
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BB inspired homemade Italian sausage and eggs.
:) friday is pieday, pork and black pudding
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Approved, and perfectly in focus if you've had a few.
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for breakfast?
Brunch, they sell out by 10am, how can you not snaffle one when they are still warm. No fat and they are lovely, slightly peppery.
Breakfast today, smashed avocado & poached egg bagel for me
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And SWMBO had a traditional cooked meal.
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Also went traditional.
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As did I yesterday:
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Except I got a 3:1 ration of butties to your rashers.
Today I opted for Muslim yellow rice as she was at the market. Some corn too, and some spare for fishing bait this afternoon.
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I do love a bacon bap.
Superb.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Thanks for reminding me just how unhealthy and lazy I am. :)
Looks good, did you make it or buy it?Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
The perfect poached egg.... the eye-catching presentation....Quote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
There is a tinge of Frozen Veg Gate to it. :)
^ Indeed that is food porn quality. Highly suspicious!!!!!
#3dotsofbalsamicvinegargate :)
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Originally Posted by dirk diggler
purchased at a local coffee shop. I never realised how good their food was. My missus has been going there loads (during our last lockdown; almost daily) and for some reason I never bothered! I will now!
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Moody eejits!!!
Love a bit of egg and toast soldiers. A very underrated breakfast.
Breakfast today X 2
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Someone's after a Valentines present
You can take a girl out of Thailand but you can take the carve veg/fruit out of the girl
Or the charred undercooked egg and guess what this this fukkin thing I coughed out is...
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It looks like a small broad bean
^ Maybe it could be a Mexican potato chip?
Garlic!
^Have you checked your teef to see if one's missing? I mean, anuver one :)
Gammon steak, fried egg, toast and tea..
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Been dying for a gammon steak for ages but that means a trip into town. Chips rather than toast though...Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90