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SEREMAKER wrote:

well its offical - its my birthday and I've hit a new decade

Happy b-day old man!

SEREMAKER wrote:

doubles was a longggg time ago

happy birthday Mr. Bear

Flecco wrote:

Tis the truth, just ask anybody...



Also: Wtf ever happened to Bearz?

Banging dem hoes in Singapore and still is emo. Last I heard from in was 07 when he came to Taiwan for a BF2142 tourney and banged some biatches.

Missouri brothers go into cardiac arrest at same time
Posted on March 22, 2010 at 10:47 AM

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POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. (AP) -- When Crocket Lacy went into cardiac arrest, he was lucky his brother, Ronnie, was there.

Then Ronnie had his own heart attack. Both men were taken to a Poplar Bluff hospital emergency room, where both of their hearts stopped virtually simultaneously.

Both were saved, but doctors are still amazed at the coincidence of two brothers going "code blue" at the same time.

The Poplar Bluff Daily American Republic reported that on March 3, Crocket, a 53-year-old disabled truck driver from Poplar Bluff, was not feeling well and went to the doctor but became impatient and left before being treated. He called his brother and told him he didn't feel well.

Minutes after Ronnie arrived at Crocket's home, Crocket's heart stopped beating. Ronnie and Crocket's wife began CPR and called 911. Ronnie's chest began hurting so when police officer Jerry Cates arrived, he took over CPR. Emergency crews showed up and got Crocket's heartbeat back.

Minutes after the family arrived at Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center, even as Crocket was being treated, Ronnie suffered a heart attack.

"They went code blue at the same time and both were revived at the same time," another brother, Eric, said.

The near-simultaneous heart attacks appeared to be an unlucky coincidence, and police said they weren't investigating.

Ronnie had triple-bypass surgery and was well enough to celebrate his 48th birthday on March 5.

Crocket's condition was more serious but he is improving. Eric said Crocket was on life-support for a while. His kidneys still aren't functioning properly.

"It will be days or weeks; it will be a long drawn-out deal on him," Eric said.

Having two brothers suffer heart attacks at the same time was a rarity for the medical staff.

"We were taking care of one brother who had a heart attack and his brother who was having chest pains was in a different exam room," emergency room registered nurse Brad Davis said. "Occasionally, family members become ill when they have someone in the emergency room, but it is unusual for them to have a life-threatening event at the same time."

Monitors are in a central location in the ER, so Davis saw both of the brothers go into the same potentially fatal rhythm simultaneously.

Cardiac surgeon Dr. Stanley Ziomek was finishing heart surgery on another patient when he learned of the brothers' plight. Dr. Rubima Mirza placed a stent in one of Ronnie's three blocked arteries and defibrillated him again, allowing Ziomek time to complete the surgery on his first patient before performing a triple bypass on Ronnie.

"Life is stranger than fiction," said Ziomek.

Ziomek said in 50 percent of people, the first heart attack is considered massive and can be fatal.

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SEREMAKER wrote:

Ultrafunkula wrote:

SEREMAKER wrote:

well its offical - its my birthday and I've hit a new decade

Happy birthday to the sexual tyrannosaurus! So how does it feel like to be 20?

Hmm. You have the same bday as my missus. So you can now be my honorary wife-to-be.

I remember rocking my 20th in Okie and now I'm dirty thirty




hmmmmmmmmm maybe the four of us do a birthday celebration

I say ok. I just booked a cruise for me and the lady today. Cruise is Helsinki - Stockholm - Helsinki starting 30.06.2010. I dare ya

any good movies out??

Gooners wrote:

any good movies out??

i think repo men

and green zone but i hear its stale

Ultra wrote:

Huh?

it just reminded me about that when you mentioned your cruise to stocks

wuz she hot

SEREMAKER wrote:

seems like theres been alot of crusies with people getting sick



but I guess if you never leave your cabin then its all good

Cruises are always places where people get sick. You're cooped up with a bunch of other people with a lot of common interaction. Things like norovirus outbreaks occur quite often in places like cruises or college dorms.

SEREMAKER wrote:

wuz she hot

i dunno i was behind her and she had sum stunna shadez on n it had those sport car head restz were u cant see anythin, but she checked me out in her sideview mirror yo