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Very simple folks $200.00 difference between the two S11U acourse being the most. Which would you get?

Very simple folks $200.00 difference between the two S11U acourse being the most. Which would you get?

Good evening everyone,

I just wanted to post this for the purpose of sharing and feedback. I am a M40 w/HFpEF, was diagnosed in 2022 and no previous medical issues.

Today I was moving fast at work today and forgot to take a lunch until about the last hour of the day. I decided that I wanted to eat Popeyes since a deal for a free chicken sanwhich came up through T-mobile promos. I have been eating well for a while now but today I just wanted to eat something I wanted to eat.

I ate that bad boy and it was good but about 30mins later, it hits...I can barely breathe, walk, felt like my insides were going explode and I went to bed the rest of the night feeling like crap. I felt like a truck hit me and feels like my body went through some major trauma. Instant regret but sometimes I just want to be normal especially when your body has been feeling normal for a while.

Anyone else had situations like this, instant regret after knowing it propbably wasn't a good idea for that ticker in your chest?

Good day everyone, I am a M40yrs and was diagnosed with CHF in 2022 @ 36yrs. My EF was at 38% when 1st diagnosed. I am now at 54%. Things have improved with my cocktail of meds and lifestyle changes.

The only issue is I keep getting diagnosed with something else bad. Through this process I have acquired artery disease, anemia, vitamin D deficiency and so on. The biggest one is kidney injury. I'm at Stage 3a kidney disease.

Why, oh why are all these other things popping up and my heart functions have been fairly fine these few years. Anyone else had these issues with your CHF diagnosis? And has anyone dealt with kidney failure because of your CHF?

Just need a lifeline out there that understands! Thanks