Interesting thought processes there. If your were that good of a mechanic, you would have let your vehicle be abused or over-revved and therefore manifest it's unhappiness by having a major breakdown. Listening to your body and paying attention to what it is saying are two different things. So while you were able to get to the hospital, the trip shouldn't have been necessary in the first place had you actually listened to your body for a long, long time.ksl wrote: I'm a pretty good mechanic and I know my body better than any doctor or specialist, combine that with the ability to do research and I'll challenge any specialist on my treatment.
I simply do not trust others with my life when it comes to theories and assumptions. The specialists were wrong and i was right all along and it cost me an heart attack which i had to deal with, though i was well prepared for it and I could recognise the on coming attack in time to minimise the damage, getting to the hospital within 10 minutes was a major task that saved me! There equipment and excuses were not good enough for me....when i say i know what is wrong, they should listen and didn't, because extracting money is first priority
You are quite right, i did feel the shimmy every time i had pushed my limits running, the utter fly flutter in the heart was neither painful or too worrying, though i did insist at the heart specialist that I did have a heart problem, all the tread mill tests, ECG and Ultra scan couldn't find the problem, if i had know just how reliable the ECG and ultra sound was, I would have actually insisted o the MRI scan. The shimmy wasn't often.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Interesting thought processes there. If your were that good of a mechanic, you would have let your vehicle be abused or over-revved and therefore manifest it's unhappiness by having a major breakdown. Listening to your body and paying attention to what it is saying are two different things. So while you were able to get to the hospital, the trip shouldn't have been necessary in the first place had you actually listened to your body for a long, long time.ksl wrote: I'm a pretty good mechanic and I know my body better than any doctor or specialist, combine that with the ability to do research and I'll challenge any specialist on my treatment.
I simply do not trust others with my life when it comes to theories and assumptions. The specialists were wrong and i was right all along and it cost me an heart attack which i had to deal with, though i was well prepared for it and I could recognise the on coming attack in time to minimise the damage, getting to the hospital within 10 minutes was a major task that saved me! There equipment and excuses were not good enough for me....when i say i know what is wrong, they should listen and didn't, because extracting money is first priority![]()
Of course, it's good that once the wheelnuts came loose, you were able to the to the garage before the wheels flew off! But, you should have recognized the faint shimmy long before they got to wobbling!
I believe if you truely believe it will help it will help. i put ice on the back of my neck and it goes away. Good luck, JWskylark984 wrote:Regarding this magraine problem, my friend has had attacks every week and bought a hat which emit negative ions, he wears it every day when he reach home, since then, it has been 3 weeks now and he has only 1 attack so far and it is much milder, let me know if you interested to know more, i can catch hold of him and find out the cost, etc
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