Some symptoms of a heart attack are subtle and can be mistaken for indigestion.
From an Internet email dated 2007:
Read More »Some symptoms of a heart attack are subtle and can be mistaken for indigestion.
From an Internet email dated 2007:
Read More »"I WOULDN'T WANT THIS HAPPEN TO ANY OF YOU!"-- CHERYL
This is a combination of story, journal entries, and pictures from a woman who says she got chemical burns from wearing a pair of inexpensive flip-flop shoes or thongs purchased from Wal-Mart. Cheryl was employed at the store she got them from and bought two pair before leaving for a vacation trip.
WARNING: Hand sanitizers can cause illness or death if ingested.
With the rise of colds and flu bugs, and the fear of the Swine Flu influenza, hand sanitizers are more popular and prevalent than ever. It is important to keep them from the reach of small children, and all children should be warned against eating or 'drinking' the solution. Even licking your hands, after using the product for sanitation, can be harmful.
Read More »Warning About Recycled Propane Tanks Contaminated with Anhydrous Ammonia.
With warmer weather upon us, it is imperative that those of you who cook with grills that use the portable propane tanks be aware of this potential new threat. Methamphetamine may be found in recycled tanks.
Read More »A Simple Test to Determine Whether a Person is Having a Stroke
Read More »PLEASE READ AND SHARE THIS WITH ANYONE WHO HAS DOGS, ESPECIALLY SMALL DOGS - Another dangerous dog treat - from China. And it's all natural.
Read More »DO NOT HEAT WATER ALONE IN A MICROWAVE!
Read More »-- by Bill Walls
My friend John always has something to tell me. He knows so much that young men have to have older and more worldly wise men to tell them. For instance who to trust, how to care for others, and how to live life to the fullest. ÔÇ¿ÔÇ¿
Recently, John lost his wife Janet. For eight years she fought against cancer, but in the end her sickness had the last word. ÔÇ¿ÔÇ¿
Read More »Ben Hogan wins the British Open to complete his return to the top of his sport.
By Bruce Lowitt
He was far from the manicured courses at Augusta National in Georgia and the Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania. This was Carnoustie, where the wind and rain swept across the desolate fairways on the Scottish coast.
No matter. On July10, 1953, Ben Hogan tamed the course with a record final-round 4-under 68 to win the British Open and complete the first Triple Slam in golf's storied history.
Read More »People over 40 should be dead.
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