For heart attack patients, timing is everything

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For heart attack patients, timing is everything

To say time was of the essence for Tammi Fanson on July 18, 2022, would be an understatement. The Gibson City, Illinois, woman had been dealing with high blood pressure, stress, fatigue and shortness of breath, but she chalked it up to life just being difficult. But on that day, she found herself at her … For heart attack patients, timing is everything Read More »

Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

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