So I Had a Heart Attack - Page 2 - GoFuckYourself.com

jscott · 03-14-2026, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by amacontent

I dont smpoke only occassional; cigar. I didnt notice any chest pain just shortness of breathe and coughing alot due to my lungs filling with fluid

ahh damn, thanks for answering and hope you recover fully and quickly.

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Originally Posted by amacontent

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WTF are you talking about misinfo. i was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and could have died . No mis info about that dude. BTW. who are you why not tell us your name as we are on a very personal chat here.

I think he's being sarcastic.

Still can't believe people were mandated, coerced & forced to get those "vax's"

INever · 03-14-2026, 12:12 AM

51 bpm....

*~80% will do whatever dear leader says. is the lesson.

Huggles · 03-14-2026, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott

I think he's being sarcastic.

Still can't believe people were mandated, coerced & forced to get those "vax's"

Those vaccines were life-saving and Joe is risking a deadly COVID infection without boosting up.

Pfizer's studies show that the vaccine is completely safe. Only a Trump-tarded anti-vaxxer science denier would choose to ignore science.

amacontent · 03-14-2026, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Huggles

The science is settled. The COVID vaccine is safe and effective. Much safer to get vaccinated than to possibly catch COVID.

Only a science-denying anti-vaxxer would avoid a life-saving shot. Joe... please go get vaccinated and don't fall for the conspiracy theories.

Dude are u not hearing me I went to hospital due to vaccine
Why wont you let anyone know who you are. Is this the state of the industry

Huggles · 03-14-2026, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by amacontent

Dude are u not hearing me I went to hospital due to vaccine
Why wont you let anyone know who you are. Is this the state of the industry

You probably went to the hospital due to a COVID infection you had, not the vaccine. The vaccine is the most tested and safe medication on Earth. Billions and billions of doses and how many proven deaths?

0.

Anti-vaxxers and Trumpers will try and tell you it is dangerous and has killed people, but those are just anti-science lies.

dyna mo · 03-14-2026, 11:29 AM

don't give yourself another heart attack tripping on the shit huggles spews around here op.

CaptainHowdy · 03-14-2026, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

don't give yourself another heart attack tripping on the shit huggles spews around here op.

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Huggles · 03-14-2026, 03:00 PM

https://x.com/MrWhiplash_/status/2032336099922571399

Proof that COVID is 100% safe and effective. Trumpers and anti-vaxxer, anti-science morons should learn something beyond a grade 7 level.

GAMEFINEST · 03-14-2026, 11:48 PM

good luck bro!

amacontent · 03-15-2026, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Huggles

https://x.com/MrWhiplash_/status/2032336099922571399

Proof that COVID is 100% safe and effective. Trumpers and anti-vaxxer, anti-science morons should learn something beyond a grade 7 level.

Oh its on twitter so it must be true. Thanks for the kind words but please stay out of my threads in future. If youre not man enough to let us know who you are We have enough cowards here.

amacontent · 03-15-2026, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by GAMEFINEST

good luck bro!

Thankyou brother

amacontent · 03-15-2026, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott

ahh damn, thanks for answering and hope you recover fully and quickly.

I think he's being sarcastic.

Still can't believe people were mandated, coerced & forced to get those "vax's"

As a USA Hockey ref I was required to be vaccinated or I couldnt do youth hockey games.

amacontent · 03-15-2026, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy

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I know Captain , I just come from the era where people wouldnt hide behind a screen name and actually brought something to the table by being here

amacontent · 03-15-2026, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Spunky

Everybody will meet their maker eventually. See you on the other side

Will you still be a Canucks fan on the other side?

Huggles · 03-15-2026, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by amacontent

I know Captain , I just come from the era where people wouldnt hide behind a screen name and actually brought something to the table by being here

The golden age of freedom and porn is behind us bro

Mr Pheer · 03-15-2026, 11:46 PM

Get up and go for a walk.

4 years ago on this very morning, the ICU Dr told me I was too sick now to survive a liver transplant surgery, and they were moving me to palliative care that evening. He told my wife to discuss my final arrangements, because I would pass within hours after they transfer me.

That afternoon, Dr walks in, says hey Mr Smith, a donor liver has become available, if you accept we will schedule the transplant and you'll be in surgery within hours. So I accepted, of course.

Even after dying in surgery, even after being brought back and let me tell you the next 6 days was a trip through hell... and coming down with pneumonia after that, in the ICU, going through what you're feeling, PLUS being on dialysis 3x a week for 4 hours at a time and feeling like 99% of your life force was sucked out each time, you spend the entire rest of the day just recovering from that.. I still had to get up and go walk.

Just do it anyway. You'll only be failing yourself if you dont push though the suck. Get your support system in place, friends or family if you have them close... you'll often discover during a time like this that some of your friends are amazing, and a whole lot are better off being ghosted when you're feeling better.

Good luck man.

Today, from my labs you wouldn't know I ever had a liver problem in my life. I only ended up being on dialysis for 5 weeks, my kidneys recovered and are better today than most people my age. I really keep what I put in my body in check these days and I'm doing great.

Like Rhonda said, expect a lifestyle change but only if you push through the recovery first.

Huggles · Yesterday, 12:07 AM

Love him or hate him, Mr Pheer is a real dude

amacontent · Yesterday, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Huggles

The golden age of freedom and porn is behind us bro

Yes but the golden age of having a life is not. Stay out of my threads.

amacontent · Yesterday, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr Pheer

Get up and go for a walk.

4 years ago on this very morning, the ICU Dr told me I was too sick now to survive a liver transplant surgery, and they were moving me to palliative care that evening. He told my wife to discuss my final arrangements, because I would pass within hours after they transfer me.

That afternoon, Dr walks in, says hey Mr Smith, a donor liver has become available, if you accept we will schedule the transplant and you'll be in surgery within hours. So I accepted, of course.

Even after dying in surgery, even after being brought back and let me tell you the next 6 days was a trip through hell... and coming down with pneumonia after that, in the ICU, going through what you're feeling, PLUS being on dialysis 3x a week for 4 hours at a time and feeling like 99% of your life force was sucked out each time, you spend the entire rest of the day just recovering from that.. I still had to get up and go walk.

Just do it anyway. You'll only be failing yourself if you dont push though the suck. Get your support system in place, friends or family if you have them close... you'll often discover during a time like this that some of your friends are amazing, and a whole lot are better off being ghosted when you're feeling better.

Good luck man.

Today, from my labs you wouldn't know I ever had a liver problem in my life. I only ended up being on dialysis for 5 weeks, my kidneys recovered and are better today than most people my age. I really keep what I put in my body in check these days and I'm doing great.

Like Rhonda said, expect a lifestyle change but only if you push through the recovery first.

Thanks for this man Im glad you still with us. Walks will be in my future I have 1 more stent to do then I can start an excersise program.

sonofsam · Today, 01:35 AM

Hope you feel better soon

CaptainHowdy · Today, 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr Pheer

Get up and go for a walk.

True. The sight of nature (including glistening girls jogging without a sports bra) while taking a stroll will do good to your recovery.

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03-15-2026, 11:46 PM	#66
Mr Pheer Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 21,941	Get up and go for a walk. 4 years ago on this very morning, the ICU Dr told me I was too sick now to survive a liver transplant surgery, and they were moving me to palliative care that evening. He told my wife to discuss my final arrangements, because I would pass within hours after they transfer me. That afternoon, Dr walks in, says hey Mr Smith, a donor liver has become available, if you accept we will schedule the transplant and you'll be in surgery within hours. So I accepted, of course. Even after dying in surgery, even after being brought back and let me tell you the next 6 days was a trip through hell... and coming down with pneumonia after that, in the ICU, going through what you're feeling, PLUS being on dialysis 3x a week for 4 hours at a time and feeling like 99% of your life force was sucked out each time, you spend the entire rest of the day just recovering from that.. I still had to get up and go walk. Just do it anyway. You'll only be failing yourself if you dont push though the suck. Get your support system in place, friends or family if you have them close... you'll often discover during a time like this that some of your friends are amazing, and a whole lot are better off being ghosted when you're feeling better. Good luck man. Today, from my labs you wouldn't know I ever had a liver problem in my life. I only ended up being on dialysis for 5 weeks, my kidneys recovered and are better today than most people my age. I really keep what I put in my body in check these days and I'm doing great. Like Rhonda said, expect a lifestyle change but only if you push through the recovery first.