#Causes of Heart Failure

[drsanjaykumar]

When it comes to heart health, two terms that are often used interchangeably are heart attack and heart failure. However, they are very different conditions, both in terms of cause, symptoms, and treatment. Understanding the difference is crucial to ensure timely medical care and long-term heart health.

[chibishortdeath]

Ya know, Castlevania tackled the concept that life after defeating Dracula could be difficult for a Belmont with Richter feeling like he’d lost all purpose and reason to go on living if not for saving others and fighting against something—

But, do you think any of them before him felt that way too?

I mean it sounds kind of miserable, being raised your whole life to be solely relied on for one moment… and then what? How do you handle the sudden shift to ‘not being needed anymore’? Evidently, most of them didn’t have very much happen to them after the events of their games since we don’t get to know—

But, do you think any of them ever got better? Do you think anyone before Richter ever learned how to live for themselves? Did Richter?

Anyway it’s 8 PM and I’m sitting around wondering if any of the Belmonts were still happy after their happy endings (debatable if certain ones got happy endings tbh but anyway), Konami can u check on them, I’m worried—

[playingplayer2]

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[multiashking]

The Solar Opposites meet Rick & Morty

Haven't drawn those other two mfs in soooo long

14 year old me would be proud...

[microwavetoaster-selfships]

I'm going to kill. Sorry I immediately thought of this dumb Simpsons meme because I'm pretty sure if you were watching me, you could.

[struggling-to-find-home]

Me: *gets my test in which I am supposed to give a diagnosis to a patient*

My patient: *Has ALL of the textbook symptoms of TWO DIFFERENT HEART ISSUES, a bunch of general symptoms that can be attributed to both of them, and a HEART ATTACK in history, which can cause one, but not the other, but both of them can lead to each other, and there's literally ZERO INDICATION which one is the main one*

Me: WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THIS?!!?!?!!!

[drsanjaykumar]

Heart failure is a medical condition in which the heart struggles to pump sufficient blood to meet the body’s requirements. This can occur when the heart is unable to fill with an adequate volume of blood, pump forcefully enough, or experience both issues simultaneously. Various underlying heart conditions can contribute to congestive heart failure, including high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, and heart valve disorders such as aortic regurgitation. These conditions gradually weaken the heart, making it less efficient.

[spaceandbones]

I read that fic and I don't think you realize the level of depraved it actually got. I thought I liked it crazy too until I read it and had to take a step back and tell myself: not that crazy. Great writing, but really intense.

stirring up dust in the depraved freaks corner of the world. sorry to make you realize you're not as crazy as you thought you were

[allieinarden]

Underrated line in first Simpsons episode is when Marge says the dog is the best gift Homer could have possibly given the family because unlike a typical present, it’s “something to share our love.”

[foundorfollowed]

when you are experiencing the horrors you should be able to pause your responsibilities until the horrors are over

[drygrasses]

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[ivan-fyodorovich-k]

Not so long ago, Tennessee was not merely a more bipartisan state but a model of bipartisanship, an example to others. Keel Hunt, a columnist for the Tennessean newspaper (and a Democrat who once worked for a Republican governor, Lamar Alexander), wrote a book about the 1980s and ’90s, an era when moderate Democrats and liberal Republicans ruled the state; when Tennessee sent Alexander, Howard Baker, Al Gore, and Jim Sasser to the U.S. Senate; and when many of the decisions that paved the way for Tennessee’s current investment boom were made. The book is called Crossing the Aisle: How Bipartisanship Brought Tennessee to the Twenty-First Century and Could Save America. So much has changed since then, Hunt told me, that the book “might now qualify as an obituary.”

I think that most of the center-left's horror at what is happening to the right of the aisle is well founded, insofar as right wing people, en masse, have clearly gone insane.

However, and I say things to this effect regularly to the many leftists I know in my embodied life, their bewilderment astonishes me. They genuinely have no idea, or at least very consistently and adamantly profess to have no idea, what has gotten into the Right to make them act this way. They really seem to think on a fundamental level this is coming out of nowhere. They don't display the slightest impulse to reflect on why it might be that the Right seems so angry and so hard to work with. Usually when pressed they can offer explanations that I think are accurate, but this knowledge clearly makes no actual impression on the pillars of their mental universe. They continue to behave instinctively as though this has all essentially come from nowhere.

I would respect them more if they could be honest--for example, they could say transgenderism and its associated gender ideology, to pick one issue, is here to stay, and anyone who thinks otherwise is no longer in the boundaries of civil society, and we have no interest in compromising with them on this issue. But even this would have to admit that the terms for admittance to civil society shifted. They demonstrate no capacity for this level of reflection, it seems beyond them even to notice that things have shifted dramatically in the last ten to twenty years.

[eric-the-bmo]

So for my game tonight- Theodore's unconscious right now, but as soon as he wakes up... Imagine this, because this is what the session's opening will be like for him:

You're ripped out of whatever dream-state you were in (was it a nice dream? did you forget everything you've gone through while you were sleeping?). You're on the floor.

You realize your body Hurts. Your nose is broken.

Maybe you'll vaguely realize where you are, or maybe you'll try to remember what happened-

But you're going to get decked with a baseball bat, held by your former friend/party member, who most likely has the intent to kill you. He's knows it's you.

Panic- fight back? Do you fight out of instinct or because you remember what you've caused and decided this is a viable act of karma, so you fight to get him to hit you more?

If you haven't by now, realize the consequences of your actions: Your mentor, who kept you from dropping out and had hope for you, both for the changeling and human world, is gone- possessed- and it's your fault. Your former friend's boyfriend is also gone, you tried to kill another party member's friend (and the party in general), and you've practically kickstarted a war while you were possessed by the BBEG. Your party already lost some trust in you earlier before- all trust is obliterated because of this.

Do you have anything left?

[canis-latransbian]

Divorce saved my mother-in-law from a string of abusive and unfulfilling marriages. Divorce rescued my cousin when she left her uber-catholic upbringing. Divorce allowed my former friend to escape her neo-nazi husband when he finally went mask off. My own father would probably still be alive if he'd gone through with his divorce instead of waiting for us to graduate first.

If I could give people divorce gift cards I would cary them on me daily.

You only get one life to live, don't waste it on a shitty relationship.

i love divorce i love when people realize that they aren't a good fit for each other and get divorced about it. more people should get divorced

[calendials]

why is every heart med thats supposed to help with chest pain and dizziness always like 'side effects: chest pain and dizziness' make it make sense

[ricisidro]

Pope Francis’ cause of death has been revealed as a stroke which lead to a coma followed by heart failure, Vatican doctor Andrea Arcangeli said in a death certificate released on Monday.

#PopeFrancis #Vatican