Rumours of my heart attack are greatly exaggerated
It's probably the way Tweetie formats retweets, but I was little taken aback when the well-wishes started rolling in. So to clarify, I'm fine. No heart attack for me. Please read David's blog though to see how he's going.
And thank you very much everybody for your concern - I really appreciate it, and promises to get the exercise going again properly, so as to keep that all-important muscle running smoothly.
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Comment by Perrin, on 25-Jun-2009 22:55
More than once I have read tweets using that style of retweteing and and thought to myself it was a strange thing for that particular person to say (for whatever reason) before reaching the end and realising it was a retweet. I think it's confusing.
Comment by freitasm, on 26-Jun-2009 11:38
Michael Jackson, is that you?
Comment by Elite Health, on 2-Jul-2009 22:12
Hey narayanan, you need to take care of your health. Its not an age of yours to have such a heart attack. Anyway my wishes are with you. Actually I had an experience of heart problem, but because of my initial care taken of the indications, I managed to prevent myself from anything severe. I was having fast heart beats, hard beating for some indefinite period of time. As I was somewhat aware of such palpitations, I immediately opted for some preliminary tests like Electrocardiogram and Echo cardiogram from www.elitehealth.com . It was quite satisfying that correct medication and proper guidance made me through all these problems. You can also find some very crucial information from http://www.elitehealth.com/heart_scans.php
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Comment by freitasm, on 25-Jun-2009 20:44
Context is everything!