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Serious as a heart attack: Would you know the symptoms if and when they happen?

Every outdoorsman should know the symptoms of a heart attack. Here’s the story of my wake-up call that happened three years ago. by Leon Pantenburg I felt fine on the morning of Dec. 13, 2012.  But the night before, during my daily 1.4-mile powerwalk with the dog, I felt an unusual shortness of breath, and …

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Check out this first aid product for stopping bleeding

I was not paid to do this review, and at the time of publication, BloodSTOP® has no relationship with SurvivalCommonSense.com. by Leon Pantenburg Stopping bleeding can be paramount in a survival situation. A woman reaches orgasm only when the cialis sample clitoris and the G-spot are simulated. Unless the magic mushrooms super cialis cheap diminish …

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Serious as a heart attack: Would you know the symptoms if and when they happen?

Every outdoorsman should know the symptoms of a heart attack. Here’s the story of my wake-up call that happened two years ago. by Leon Pantenburg I felt fine on the morning of Dec. 13, 2012.  But the night before, during my daily 1.4-mile powerwalk with the dog, I felt an unusual shortness of breath, and …

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Use common sense to treat snake bites and avoid making them worse

For years, I carried a snake bite kit in my tackle box. I lived in Mississippi at the time, and went fishing several times a week. Unfortunately, the best fishing pond also had a big population of water moccasins. If I got bit, the plan was to follow the directions in the kit. That meant …

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Serious as a heart attack: Every outdoorsman should know the symptoms

Home Every outdoorsman needs to know the symptoms of a heart attack. Here’s the story of my wake-up call that happened last year. by Leon Pantenburg I felt fine on the morning of Dec. 13, 2012.  But the night before, during my daily 1.4-mile powerwalk with the dog, I felt an unusual shortness of breath, …

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