15/02/2026
Please take 2 minutes to read carefully:
1. Suppose it's 7:45 p.m. and you're driving home (alone) after a very tiring day at work.
2. You're feeling very tired, depressed, and hopeless.
3. Suddenly, you experience severe chest pain that spreads to your arm and then your jaw. You're only 5 km from the nearest hospital.
4. Unfortunately, you're not sure if you'll be able to get there.
5. You've been trained in CPR (inhalation-exhalation), but you haven't been taught how to perform CPR on yourself.
6. How to prevent a heart attack when you're alone?
Because people are often alone during a heart attack, their heartbeat becomes irregular and they feel dizzy, and it only takes about 10 seconds to faint.
7. During such times, a person can save themselves by coughing loudly and continuously.
Take a deep breath before each cough, and the cough should be long and forceful, as if expelling phlegm from the lungs.
8. Every two seconds, take a deep breath and cough forcefully—continue this process without stopping—until help arrives or the heart rate returns to normal.
9. Deep breathing brings oxygen to the lungs, and coughing forcefully puts pressure on the heart, keeping blood flowing. This pressure helps the heart beat normally again. This way, people who have had a heart attack can successfully reach the hospital.
10. Share this information with as many people as possible. You could save someone's life!
11. A cardiologist says:
If everyone who reads this message forwards it to 10 people, at least one life could be saved.
12. Instead of sending funny emails, please share this life-saving information.
13. If you get this message repeatedly, don't worry;
be glad you have friends who care about you and remind you again and again what to do in case of a heart attack.
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