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¡10 publicaciones!

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Huamantla Tlaxcala, México

📸: Karina Villeda

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"La Noche que nadie duerme" es una tradición llevada a cabo en Huamantla, en el estado de Tlaxcala. Consiste en la peregrinación de la imagen de la Virgen de la Caridad, por quien se celebra la feria en agosto, por las calles de la ciudad sobre tapetes elaborados de aserrín de diversos colores en la madrugada del 15 de agosto.

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Hello out there! This is my first post, as you can see English is not my native language, so I try my best. Please be kind and let me know what do you think 😊 if there's someone who likes to read this in Spanish DM me 🫀

1. The Stress Test.

Universidad Europea. 10:23 am.

It was an ordinary day, I went to the clinic to get my pre-season stress tests. My muscle fat percentage was correct, my weight was within the FIA standards allowed me to, the resting electrocardiogram showed as a result that my heart rate was 80 bpm, my blood oxygen saturation was normal, everything seemed to be in order, until I started the last round on the treadmill.

I was already at level 9, my heart rate was already at 180 bpm, I had kept that pace for the last two levels. I felt fine until I started to feel a strong pressure on my chest which I tried to ignore and continue with the test, I needed to get to level 10. After a few more minutes the feeling of not being able to breathe became present and with this anxiety and worry caused my heart rate to shoot up to 210 bpm, the doctor asked me if everything was okay, but it was getting more complicated to be able to breathe, my vision began to blur and the pressure on my chest became stronger and stronger.

The doctor stopped the treadmill and the nurse helped me get off of it to a stretcher, on which I was immediately connected to a monitor to see my heart rate which was already at 220 bpm, tachycardia.

I began to hyperventilate, the nurse placed an oxygen mask on my face in an attempt to regulate my breathing, with one hand I held the mask tightly as if this was to expel more oxygen and enter directly into my lungs while with the other hand I pressed my chest tightly on the left side as I felt my heart beating hard against my chest.

They couldn't control my heartbeat, so the doctor decided to try cardioversion. He took both paddles of the defibrillator, put gel on one and rubbed the other paddle over it, placing one on my right pectoral and the other on my left lower ribs, charged to 100J, made sure no one was touching me and performed the first discharge. My chest rose when I felt that electric shock, my heart rate did not sow down, the doctor recharged now to 140J, performed the same procedure and discharged. Once again, my body twisted upward once I received the shock, my back hit the stretcher violently as the discharge was finished.

I quickly went into cardiac arrest, the last thing I remember is the nurse removing the mask from my face and starting compressions on my chest.

To be continue?

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Happy heart day to all!

Look what I found on Reddit - one of the top comments with thousands of upvotes. And like 99% of responses were positive! Think of this reception when you think of being embarrassed or shy about this - it’s a wonderful thing!

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I want to meet a cardiophile in real life.

I want to spend all day my room with my steth on their chest listening to them and touching them all over. I want to hear it racing.

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Do you ever do written roleplay?

Hi!

No yet, I'm interested in

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Reblog if you would meet up with us in person for a role play scenario. 🙋🏻‍♀️

(Please don’t flood our inbox with messages, this is just something fun to ask!)

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Hello everyone ✌🏽 🇲🇽

I like CPR and listening to heartbeats, I'm able to talk to someone who also shares this.

I would like to have someone to do resuscitation, I really like the role of being the doctor.

Maybe there is someone from my country who is interested in playing with our hearts and have the best cardiophile experience ever.

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https://pin.it/114QnKJ

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Reblog if you would like to meet someone one day & have the best cardiophile experience ever.

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June Nocturnal Walks (Mexico City 2023), by Abelardo Ojeda.