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I have been very lucky to have had no major illnesses or accidents during my life so far. I was admitted to hospital with severe chest pains about two years ago & the paramedic expressed surprise that I hadn't visited my GP for the last 3 years and was on no regular medication at my age (I'm only in my early fifties!) Both my children were born quickly, with no pain relief or complications, although I was kept in with a suspected part retained placenta after my daughter's birth; according to the nurses everyone who was anyone had taken a look at my unusually small placenta
My grandfather recovered from rheumatic fever in the early thirties and survived thirteen heart attacks in later life, sadly the fourteenth eventually finished him. I do seem to have come from a stock of folk who lived very long and active lives on both sides, as does my husband. I do hope that whatever brings my end it is swift and not burdensome to my relatives
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