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seabeyond

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2. i didnt know this.

Reply to Broderick (Original post)

Sat Sep 1, 2012, 08:09 PM

Sep 2012

wow broderick... that is a tough and scary one. i would love to listen to what you have to say.

getting older, and a bit of a hypochondriac, i have been fearful. at 40 i went to heart specialist just to get a check up. i have been thinking it is time again.

heart attack is the biggest one for women i believe, also. so my doctor said. i think i will google.

i hope you do well in your recovery.

my thoughts and heart are with you.

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Think you're tough? Think again. It's not about gender. Let's discuss us men. [View all] Broderick Sep 2012 OP

I will check in if anyone has a question when I can Broderick Sep 2012 #1

i didnt know this. seabeyond Sep 2012 #2

I am so sorry to hear this. Behind the Aegis Sep 2012 #3

We are very glad to see you back Broderick. lumberjack_jeff Sep 2012 #4

I'm glad you're back and wish you a speedy recovery, Broderick. Warren DeMontague Sep 2012 #5

I meant to help Broderick Sep 2012 #6

Your post is a great service to all of us who consider ourselves immortal. lumberjack_jeff Sep 2012 #8

A guy I used to work with had a serious wake up call Major Nikon Sep 2012 #7

Glad you are doing better now. William769 Sep 2012 #9

I feel the same way. Life pinned me to the mat this summer. I'm fighting back. Denninmi Sep 2012 #10

I'm a strong believer in the power of exercise to cure. lumberjack_jeff Sep 2012 #11

Ditto. Warren DeMontague Sep 2012 #12

Thanks. I'm definitely thinking ahead a couple of months. Denninmi Sep 2012 #14

If you have space, an exercycle can be an excellent investment Warren DeMontague Sep 2012 #16

Hey, man, I don't know all that much from bipolar, but I do believe that neurochemistry, diet, Warren DeMontague Sep 2012 #13

Whoops, the response above belongs here. Denninmi Sep 2012 #15

Sorry to intrude, but just want to say kdmorris Sep 2012 #17

Thanks, I appreciate the support. Denninmi Sep 2012 #18