"Hi all, just over a week my husband had a heart attack! David said that he had pains in his chest but didn't seek help as he thought it was normal just arthritis! The pain going down both his stayed there all night! On the Saturday he was feeling naeusous, then on the Sunday his blood pressure was low and he was sitting with a lean so I called the Paramedics! They came and did an ecg and said that something was going on and think he was having or had, had a heart attack! On the Monday while David was getting stent put in I was sitting in his room in Coronary Care when I had pain in my chest and up into my shoulder! I was waiting for it to go away for awhile and when one of the nurses came into the room I just mentioned it too her! She did an ECG, temp, and blood pressure then took me down to accident and emergency where they did blood tests, another ECG, X-ray etc! They re-tested the blood an hour later and was taken to the coronary ward! Two days later they sent me up to have an angiogram where they found that I had the exact same blockages as my husband and I had to have two stents put in! David's blood levels were down so they gave give him blood transfusions and they think he is bleeding somewhere! David's also had a low iron count! After the first stent was put in he was very confused, trying to climb out the bed along with a few other things like the nurses dancing in his room and he said to them did they mind but it is 10:00pm and he was trying to sleep. our daughter was going between my ward and her dads! when she went in to see her Dad he was trying to climb out of bed! The nurses were trying to get him to stay in bed! Lee-Ann said her Dad what are you doing, you are not to get out of bed! He looked at our daughter and said Flo (which is what she would get when she was little) and told the nurses she was the apple of his eye! David told me that Lee coming into his room saved him as he had been very confused! Then when he had to go and get the second stent put in they found that he needed a total of three stents put in all up! Then the confusion started again! He had them searching for his other pair of glasses which they couldn't find so they rang me to ask about them! I told them that he only had one pair of glasses! David didn't believe anyone there that he had, been and had two more stents in! They rang me again and put David on the phone so he could ask me! I told him that he had, had two more put in! David said to me if I said that he had two more in then he did as he said you wouldn't lie to me! It was like how he was prior to starting Kinson! We both left the hospital on the Friday night! David was unsteady on his feet, finding it hard to stand up! This gradually changed within a few days of being home! David was more able to do things and no longer confused! The staff at the hospital and David himself said that it is so lucky that I don't get the confusion! The social workers have ordered some help around the house! The nursing staff could get over how we both have Parkinson's and both had heart attacks! "