Along the genetics line and not remotely gladdening....a mate of mine...his Grandfather, Uncle and Father all dropped with heart attacks at 65..he's 61 this year...
Trying to look after himself as much as possible but has a fairly stressful job.
Now, it could be that they had hard jobs and it distorts the stats but it must be worrying for the guy. I think in his shoes I'd be doing everything by the book.
It's absolutely amazing what they can do these days!Earlier in the week I posted in the irritations thread about a friend who had a heart attack. Just back from seeing him, at home. They fitted a stent in one of his valves, the other ones are all clear. That plus a range of pills, we will hear him rattling away, coming around the corner, should see him alright. He is a fit and healthy guy but his father died of a heart attack so the thinking is it could be genetic. He will now be monitored forever so hopefully there will be no more shocks.
2 things blew my mind. One, the stent was fitted by going through his arm. Secondly, it was fitted and he was released the same day. Brilliant.
Anyway, he looked good and apart from a sore arm, felt fine.
What type of spaniel is he?
beauty him
A sprocker.
I've got a sprocker, he's mental.
Yep, this one is. Sometimes he seems really intelligent - he's only 11 weeks but has learned sit and will give you his paw and is house trained already. But other times I wonder if he was dropped on his head as a puppy as he's so stupid.
They're clever dogs and so much fun. Bags of energy you'll enjoy every minute with him.
Swap the pickle for a fried egg .............................. you're welcome.
Both. Absolutely both. Then drizzle with sriracha.Swap the pickle for a fried egg .............................. you're welcome.
