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Woman Shares Her Heart Attack Symptoms To Show How They Can Differ Between Men And Women

Woman Shares Her Heart Attack Symptoms To Show How They Can Differ Between Men And Women
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By Comic Sands EditorialDec 10, 2018
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A Twitter user gives a personal and much needed public service announcement.

In an effort to bring awareness and help others, Twitter user gwheezie took to social media to discuss the recent heart attack she experienced and to warn other women the symptoms may not appear as one would think.

gwheezie is a nurse and the strange symptoms even managed to have her confused as to her prognosis.





People appreciate gwheezie using her experience to warn others.









Many had a similar experience, and some were having it now.








Women need to stop being conditioned not to complain.



The signs can be different for men and women. You know your body better than anyone, If you think something is wrong, go to the hospital.


H/T: Twitter moments

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