My dad died of a heart attack on the couch after work one night, went to sleep and never woke up. Says smoking right on the death certificate. I havent smoked in almost a year now. I freaking miss ya dad rip

@quitepossiblylucky

4 жыл бұрын

Wow I'm sorry for your loss. My father also had a heart attack last Friday, and fortunately he's still kicking and will probably be discharged today. He's smoked since before I was born and I'm 28 now. The Dr told him he'll NEVER be able to pickup a cigarette again. I just hope and pray my father has the will power to stop. He's 65yrs old I believe. The world would be a much better place if cigarettes were never invented...

@mikemarshall4830

3 жыл бұрын

its more diet than smoking!!!!

@ZeroMass

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikemarshall4830 not true. Smoking damages the cardio vascular system, at night our bodies release cholesterol as it does ever time you light up.. this cholesterol fills the damage. It's a slow buildup that is accelerated when you smoke, and happens in a vicious circle. For most, first us diet is the least of issue.

@Mavis-pl9xf

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZeroMass I don’t smoke 🚭 and I’ve a heart condition. I’m overweight for my hight..it’s all due to salt, sugar and fat. I’m currently on a mission to drop the weight.

@Illegalsnotwelome

3 ай бұрын

I'm getting double bypass surgery in a few days, from cigarettes 50 years, and runs in my family they call it sudden death syndrome

I was just diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure. I'm 43 I was a heavy smoker and drinker and ate fast food and junk food constantly. When I went to the E.R. my blood pressure was 220 over 160 The paramedics thought I was doing meth! I took life for granted and now I thank God when I wake up in the morning! Your heart health is no joke! Take care of yourselves!

@thinkcreative100

Жыл бұрын

Ssssssssssssss

I’m in the same boat man I’m just young and overweight. You’re video, no bullshit, is motivating me to change big time, I’m tired of being big 👍🏻

@michaelmelling9333

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it, buddy! Good luck!

@psychobillywreckingball8464

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you kept through.

@devintompkins9626

2 жыл бұрын

So I noticed it's been 4 years since ur comment. Have you made those changes to better your health or have you lost most of your weight? Just curious.

I;m glad to that you shared your story and I'm also glad you are OK now. I'd like to share my story with your viewers if you don't mind. I had 3 heart attacks in one day back in December. I woke up at 4:00 am with chest pressure I thought was heart burn. I really felt like I needed to burp. I took 2 Alka-Seltzer and started walking around and even went outside for a smoke and to walk around to try and work up a burp. I started feeling better so went back to sleep. About 10 am the next morning I was eating a bagel and a glass of milk then the heart burn started again, then I was short of breath, then got dizzy and I was really scared. I knew something was wrong and I drove myself to the ER and they said my blood work showed I had suffered a heart attack. I was admitted for tests right away for the following day but before I could be tested the doctors and nursed came into my room at 5 am and asked if I was OK. I said I felt fine then about 2 minutes later I had my third heart attack. The doctor told me they needed to do something for me or they were afraid they would lose me. 2 hours later they completed surgery where they installed two stents in my heart. The reason I had heart attacks while at rest was because the blocked arteries were semi collapsed because of low blood flow from a slow heart rate. The plaque in your arteries is sticky and made my arteries stay closed keeping oxygen from getting to my heart. The second and third attacks really hurt and scared the hell out of me. Before having the heart attacks I had been feeling weak and everything I did felt like a chore. I chocked it up to getting older, I'm 62. People, pay attention to your body, don't smoke and if you do, quit. See your doctor regularly and exercise as much as you can. I couldn't believe it was happening to me, not me, heart attacks happen to other people, not me. Thanks for reading my comment.

@cristoverdelapaz

6 жыл бұрын

Very informative

@cristoverdelapaz

6 жыл бұрын

What does chest pressure be like

@robloxtrends7464

6 жыл бұрын

It hurts soooo bad when I breath in and it’s been like 20 minutes am I ok??? Plz reply😰

@majchera81

6 жыл бұрын

Thank u for sharing. What was your heart rate/pulse ?

@carlosgarza1701

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing I'm happy you are still with us.

Your story has convinced me to get into a cardiologist asap. Thank you.

Very similar story to mine, upper back pain for a day, woke up to get ready for work, sat up, got dizzy, then just felt like my entire insides dropped like a roller coaster. I realized something was wrong, told my wife to drive me to the hospital (4 min away), started feeling nauseated when getting in the car, vomited as we pulled into the hospital, they rushed me in and got me hooked up and said you are having a STEMI (affectionately known as the widowmaker). They transported me to the next hospital lights and siren, I went directly into the cath lab and 15 min later had a stent in place. I had a 100% blockage of my LAD artery. Had I delayed any, it would have been a different outcome. I was 54, and my father passed away at 54 of a heart attack.

I’m absolutely terrified of having a heart attack. I’m only 30 but I have severe anxiety disorder which constantly makes me feel like I’m having a heart attack. It scares me so bad!

@Illegalsnotwelome

3 ай бұрын

Me too, but now panic attacks causing heart attacks , they found blocked arteries everywhere from cigarettes, now double bypass surgery

@Chls05

3 ай бұрын

@@Illegalsnotwelome you’re having to get double bypass? I wish you all the best of luck and a speedy recovery ❤️‍🩹

@Illegalsnotwelome

3 ай бұрын

@@Chls05 yes I'm scared senseless

@Chls05

3 ай бұрын

@@Illegalsnotwelome I can imagine, but you’ll get through this and you’ll be okay. How long have you been a smoker for if you don’t mind me asking? God will be by your side x

@Illegalsnotwelome

3 ай бұрын

@@Chls05 50 years

When I first became an EMT 24 years ago, I was taught that the first sign of a heart attack is denial. I became an EMT because I lost my dad to a heart attack when I was 12. That and I grew up watching Emergency!

@guitarguyjoefry

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure you made your dad happy and proud of you. Sorry for you loss. I just noticed some pain or tightness feeling in my chest a couple weeks ago. I first thought maybe heartburn? Now I realize it's after I'm doing something physical. So I'm watching videos to convince me to go to the doctor. Which I will soon but today we just got ice and snow so I'll have to wait for them to clear the roads.

@paraglidingnut26

Жыл бұрын

@@guitarguyjoefry A stress test with a echo gram saved several folks that I know.

You're so right in saying "Every day of life is a gift, not to be taken for granted"....so true Sir...Thanks so much for sharing your story!

@GetToDaChoppa-k5r

5 жыл бұрын

It is a gift if you're privileged to life a good life. Some of us are not so lucky.

Back in 1985 my dad, a chain smoker had a pain in his left shoulder for months. He went to the doctor for it and was given pain pills. I remember him putting an ice pack on it and wearing a sling at one point. He worked nights and before he went to work that afternoon the pain got worst and he broke out in a sweat. He ended up going anyway and around midnight the pain got bad and he was sick to his stomach and sweating. He drove himself to the VA hospital and when he walked into the lobby he collapsed. He had a massive heart attack. They scheduled the surgery and he went home with a bottle of nitroglycerin. He had to use it several times over the next month. He had quadruple bypass by the famous heart surgeon Dr Debakey. He actually walked the Baylor College students through it from what I hear. He made a full recovery and didn't even need to take any meds till the late 90s. Got had to get stents put in a few times. He lived till 2015 when his heart finally gave out at age 80.

@Mike-01234

2 жыл бұрын

Your dad was tough guy to survive that must have been in good shape other then smoking. Today sitting all day will kill you as fast as smoking.

My uncle died from a heart attack. His bad teeth turned his heart to mush, they said his blood was infecting his heart and the source was his teeth leaking it into the blood stream. Over time it took it's toll. It's scary and sad how many different things can harm our hearts.... I'm glad you pulled through and lived to share this video and to continue breathing the air of this earth. Thank you for posting

@sergiorobles7169

3 жыл бұрын

what was wrong with his teeth?

@SamanthaD89

2 жыл бұрын

This sounds like sepsis. Infections like in your teeth can lead to an infection in the blood (sepsis) which can be deadly if not found and treated quickly. My dad died from septic shock.

I am glad you made it gentleman, and thanks for this wonderful message too. We need the presence of you wiht a great respect.

Glad you survived and thanks for taking the time to share your experience!

Thanks Matt. I really appreciate you sharing this and I'm glad you're recovering. We want you around for a very long time!

Glad you’re still with us! Hope everything’s OK!

I'm watching because I'm just waiting for my first heart attack. Life has been very stressful lately, in work and outside, and I've been getting chest pains and shortness of breath. Not every day but enough to make me think about it.

Your elaboration on the pain in the Locale of the pain is much more enlightening then what doctors normally explain. Thanks for taking the time.

THANK YOU for talking about this. I lost my dad to a heart attack a few months ago, so I agree that if one person can be helped by knowing the signs it's well worth it.

Thank You for this video. Whilst researching "heart questions" I came upon your posting. I do believe that your taking the time and effort to make and post this video has no doubt saved some lives. Something else you can take to heart is to know that long after you and I have eventually passed, your efforts will continue to save lives. Now THAT'S a legacy!! Well Done Sir!

Thank You for making that video. Much appreciated. Best wishes as you go along in your recovery.

Thank you for sharing this with us. I hope that you fully recover and twenty years from now have a hard time remembering this whole thing.

I'm glad you lived to tell us your story

Thank you for posting this and glad you got help when you needed it!

Thank you for taking the time to produce this. As a guy that always has ignored the pain, in one case allowing a burst appendix, it benefits me to understand better symptoms I should be watching.

I'm sorry about your dad. Thank you for sharing. What you've done here will surely save or extend someone's life. It may give someone their dad for a little bit longer too. Thanks again.

I just came across your channel and heard your story. Thank you for sharing. This video could save a lot of lives. Aches and pains are so common when you're active with you go to the gym or Dojo Etc. So glad to hear you're okay

Thanks so much for sharing your experience. There is a lot to be learned from that. Best wishes for continued recovery!

Everyone like me remember that anxiety and with Gerd can mimic heart attack symptoms but honestly pay attention to the symptoms fr fr hope yall doing good!

@pualo9263

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Im experiencing that recently, now after watching this im freaking out.

@kalihatten6237

2 жыл бұрын

I think that’s what I’m going through I’m young I went to the doctor. Got a ekg , and a chest X-ray they were both good and the doctor said I was experiencing gerd like symptoms along with anxiety

Sorry to learn about what you went through and glad that you survived it. Thank you for the advice. God bless.

Thanks very much for taking the time to share your experience. God bless you.

So glad you are still with us. I lost my father to a heart attack. My wife lost her father to a heart attack. Thank you very much for this video.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Sorry for the losses your family has suffered.

Matt, I’m glad you are with us for many many more years.

You saved my life. Thank you

I am so happy you have survived , and sharing your experience with us . Wish you live long and healthy life .

I’m glad you are alive and well. Thank you for your video . Prayers for you

Thank you for sharing! This was extremely informative!

Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm happy to hear that you are okay.

Just glad ya alright. I've just had one, it was totally awful. I'm still here though thankfully!

Thank you for the video. Good information in seeing and detecting symptoms of a heart attack, which are not all the same. We really have to watch and understand what our body is telling us. I hope by now you are back doing your usual activities. Take care.

Thanks for this. Reading the symptoms online is very different than actually listening to someone describe it from their own personal experience. I'm glad you're still here.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

That's why I made the video.. to help people. I'm glad to still be here as well!

@chrisgarcia8592

2 жыл бұрын

@@personaldefenseandfirearme1046 how are you feeling nowadays and what changes have you made in your life if any?

Sir, God Bless you! You are a very special person. I will subscribe to your channel just because of your personality. I wish you a long and beautiful life! We need people like you.

You have a good heart to all of us because you share your case to all of us. God bless you, sir.

Thank you for posting the video sharing your experience with a heart attack. It is enlightening. Glad you are out of it ok. Take care.

Thanks for sharing this! I hope things are going well for you these days.

Thank you brother for this video..Thank GOD you are still with us.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

6 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I'm still here as well!!! Thank you!

@billdavis1053

5 жыл бұрын

Thank Modern Medicine you are still here! It is amazing what can be done to intervene and save lives!

@troykelso

5 жыл бұрын

@@billdavis1053 And thank God.

@ISayNukem

4 жыл бұрын

@@troykelso -- Not being facetious, but what did god do?

@johnkimball5872

3 жыл бұрын

@@ISayNukem he created you for one.

Thank you so much. I'm glad you're doing well.

I really appreciate your sharing this. May God grant you many years!!

Thank you for sharing your story. I hope your generosity and openness saves lives and I hope you continuing on to good health and happiness!

Thanks for your willingness to share such a private gut wrenching circumstance. GOD BLESS YOU....

Thank you so much for telling your story. I have heart issues and this helped alot

Hi, this was very helpful. I will play your video for my parents just to keep them aware. Sometimes we forget.

Thank you sir for taken time to explain about heart attack symptoms.

My daddy passed away may 26, 2019 😭 I feel so guilty I wish I knew I wish I was around I went to Ottawa for a few day, while he was having the same experience 🥺😭😭😭 dad I miss you so much I am sorry

@jwm6262

4 жыл бұрын

zoralla pena , soo sorry for your loss

@jessicawilliams8345

4 жыл бұрын

It's not your fault sweetheart! There was nothing you could have done babe EVERYTHING happens for a reason your Daddy loves you and doesn't want you to feel guilty about not being there!

@redghost3170

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry you lost your dad, Zoralla. Not your fault.

@weilijrfang7364

4 жыл бұрын

zoralla pena I am sorry 😭

@tdo7125

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t blame yourself; no one can ever prepare for these kind of events.

Thank you for video. 😃so glad your here to tell us

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. I'm happy to still be here as well! Thanks for watching.

thank you so much for sharing this story.its an eye opener for me and yes we all seem to think its come alone like in the movies

Thank you. Was very informative and wish you all the best for the foreseeable future.

I’m glad you shared your story to us! Have a great day always brave man

@mikikitv4066

5 жыл бұрын

Hi :)

I think you just saved my life! I’m having the same symptoms right now going to the ER🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

@CryptoNewbin

5 жыл бұрын

Any update?

@keyeldip

5 жыл бұрын

iamchuckrolay had them check me from A-Z turns out it was only stress! I’m ok now🙏🏾

@kingg_geezy4497

4 жыл бұрын

jus Jay how have you been feeling?

First off Matt, Thank you for sharing your experience and, all my best to you, on your continued road to a complete recovery!! It can be pretty amazing how our own bodies will talk to us when things go wrong or haywire!! God Bless Matt be well my friend....

Glad you are ok. Great to see you making videos again!

my dad died a few months back via a heart attack in his sleep. he'd gone to bed not feeling very well. this video makes me think that we need more education out there about how these things manifest themselves. glad you're okay now.

@slowjamcdub

5 жыл бұрын

retror0b0t sorry for your loss. God Bless

@aManWhoWantsEverything

5 жыл бұрын

retror0b0t oh man that sucks May your father rest in peace

@samfinley7432

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss brother

@colmercer3315

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss.

@janediaz9008

4 жыл бұрын

retror0b

God is good he saved you! Thank you for sharing.

I’m very glad you survived and it’s more frightening to hear about your symptoms … BP wasn’t really high at 159/109. EMT had mentioned this upon my first anxiety attack, where I felt stroke like symptoms! I’ve had a couple since, but after seeing multiple specialists… I was diagnosed with severe anxiety. I hope you’re feeling better than ever and staying routine on your diet and exercise regimen.

Excellent ...and thank you for sharing/posting.TG that you are are OK! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! Just subscribed. (Dave in CT)

Before my heart surgery for a single bypass, the only symptoms I had was slight chest pressure, no hard pain, but pain in my neck and jaw. My wife, a retired Nurse insisted I get checked out so we went to the ER around 9:PM. Resting, they didn't see any major problem but due to having a 40% blockage years earlier, they admitted me for testing.Long story short, there was some damage near where the blockage was and they couldn't get a stent in so I had a bypass, robotically. Everything was fine after that for five months, then a three week bout with AFIB, six months later in Sept. of 2019 AFIB started again and won't go away, one cardioversion did not work so I will have an ablation in the next month..!!

@guitarguyjoefry

2 жыл бұрын

I hope it's working out for you my friend. Keep picking!

Thank you. You may saved my life. I haven’t had one yet but my family has an extensive history of heart disease

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. VERY valuable, for sure.

Hey Matt, thanks for sharing with us. I'm so glad you're doing better now. I drink a little bit and I smoke cigarettes sometimes and I'm worried about how these vices have effected my health. I'm in my mid 30s now so I think it's time to give up the smoking for good. Stay healthy, man. Love your videos.

Nice video! Keep strong brother!

Thank you so much I'm glad you're okay.

I know its slow getting to you but glad your still with us.

Thank you very much for taking the time!

I’m so glad you are ok! My blood pressure is usually normal & now it’s running high and I’m frightened! Thanks for sharing!

I'm so glad your okay honey ♥️ I'm glad you followed your gut instinct please people pay attention here !

Thank you for telling your story . I wish you the best for the future.

Thank you for taking the time to share your story!!!!!!!

Someone upstairs must have a reason for you to still be here.

Thank u for sharing your story and glad your OK.

Thank-you for sharing that. Very educational. Just as good as your "Firearms Education" !!

Thank you for sharing. You are helping a lot of people to be more aware.

So glad you are well. I'm a Type 2 diabetic and have had strange sensations/pains for months and went to a cardiologist for all the testing but everything is fine. I have the same pains in my upper back, near my neck and also my left shoulder, my entire left arm down to my fingers, and my right arm sometimes, my jaw, weakness and exhaustion. It happens at rest as well as when exercising. Went to the ER and the dr said my blood sugar was high, no heart issues. He said it might be neurological. I think a CAT scan might be a good idea in my case. Just thought I'd mention all this for any other diabetics watching.

Awesome, humble message. Thank you for sharing your experience.

Thanks for taking the time to share that information with us Matt. Happy Farther's day. God bless.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

Same to you!

Thx for sharing your experience. Wishing u the very best. Take care & feel better.

Thanks for telling your story Matt. I was admitted in the hospital ten years ago as I suspected I was having an MI. My grandfather had several from his thirties to sixty-three when he had a massive heart attack and passed. He never smoked, drank and was not overweight. My mother had a massive heart attack in the early nineties and lived for several more years. For the past two weeks I've been having noticeable chest pains and waking up where my sheets were drenched. I moved up my cardiologist and they were NOT happy I didn't go to ER. I got really scared because I didn't feel right and was somewhat lightheaded and both arms went numb and my finger tips were tingly. Then, the right side of my face went numb as I had been taking nitro on/off and symptoms weren't really abating. I have never smoked or done drugs but I do drink heavily and am a good thirty to forty pounds overweight. I'm hypothyroid for twenty-five years now. The EKG was unremarkable and they didn't draw blood for Triponin. I've been through two flat down stress tests and the Doctor had me go in for a heart catherization the next day. The procedure indicated no calcification and my arteries were clear thank God.

@UwUPLAYZ.

2 жыл бұрын

oh, then what was the cause of sweat drench? anxiety?

@OSTARAEB4

2 жыл бұрын

@@UwUPLAYZ. Probably. I've had a couple more ER episodes and I think it was anxiety but I didn't want to risk waiting them out in case and also diagnosed with Afib. I'm one that could detect the times I went into it with the strange chest feeling and the gallops knowing something was amiss.

@UwUPLAYZ.

2 жыл бұрын

@@OSTARAEB4 you got Afib? Apple Watch can detect that if you do the ekg when u have symptoms

Great video, thank you for sharing your experience! I had almost the exact thing happen after an argument with my wife - the pain, the breathing, the soreness for days afterwards. About a week and a half later, I mentioned it to my doctor and they did an EKG (I think that's what it was) and confirmed that I had recently experienced a "light cardiac event" of some kind. It was rather shocking news, since as you point out, we think of heart attacks as "Ack!" grabbing the chest and fainting or whatnot. If nothing else, your video confirms that what I felt was probably a light heart attack. Which really sucks, 'cuz I'm only 43. Ah, well. Thanks again, though!

@Jerry-zx7rf

Жыл бұрын

if they did nothing to fix the problem i doubt u had one they probably just told you that

Thank you for sharing your story. Glad it ended well. And I am really sorry about what happened to your dad. It is so terrible to lose a parent at such an young age.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks, for the info Matt. Glad you're doing better!

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

Me too. Thanks for watching.

My brother-in-law just died RIP to a massive heart attack 6 months ago God bless

@taylorrenee4420

4 жыл бұрын

Rami Azzedine how old was he? So sorry for your loss. ❤️

@shel0016

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. Blessings from the most high in the name of Yasha Christ to you and your family. We have to pray more and make sure we eating the right herbs and foods for good heart health. Lots of greens and indeed plse dont smoke. My wife is working on quitting this year . blessings

I'm a nurse and I had that internal debate so much that I attempted to cancel the ambulance from coming after I called. Thank god they come no matter what once you call.

Thank you so much for sharing. So happy it wasn't too late for you.

Thank you for sharing me your experience. I have heart problems too. This is valuable.

Glad it worked out for you. My 49 y.o. brother had a heart attack, had two stints put in, had a second heart attack that took his life within seconds while kayaking upstream. How we know that is he was found in the water 4 days later and the autopsie showed two massive blockages in the left artery descending, ( a widowmaker heart attack) but no water had been inhaled. The doctor had never told him he needed to take it easy for awhile after the stints (one had moved incidentally) released him to his physically demanding job a week after surgery, and my brother saw it like this, if I can go back to work that must mean I can go back to active outdoors lifestyle as well. Unfortunately, some people don't take something seriously if their doctor doesn't. They would not even let the word "heart attack" be spoken in the room. So to a degree the denial was aided and abetted by the doctor. My brother not thinking for himself can't be denied either. You are taking serious risks to exhert yourself by kayaking upstream a short while after a two stint heart attack. You are pushing serious odds.

God bless you brother...you may save someones life with your story.

Thanks Mat for this information. I always thought it was a pain in your chest first. Glad to see you doing better.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing until it happened to me. That's the reason for sharing my experience, so it might help others. Thanks for watching as usual, my friend!

Thanks for the video and sharing the experience. The presentation was good. I hope you are doing well now on. From Finland.

for me it was shortness of breath following a blood donation. Thanks for the input!

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

Wow. Thanks for sharing that!

Thanks for sharing your experience! I had a heart attack on Sunday. Just doing some gardening with the tiller, which shook me violently as it ploughed around. When I came in to rest, I'd discomfort on my left shoulder and upper part of the chest...but not exactly near the heart. I felt something was wrong. It didn't happen to me over a period of 3 days like you, but just 30 minutes later i felt dizzy for 15 seconds & the next thing I realised was cold sweat all over my face. I immediately took 2 aspirin tablets (325mg each), and 2 more after an hour. I'd read in some first aid manual about giving aspirin to someone having a heart attack. Aspirin is a blood thinner & quickly restores blood supply through the blocked artery. After 2 hours my discomfort greatly reduced, but I immediately took a cab to the hospital which was only 5 minutes away. They took several tests immediately. ECG was normal. X-ray showed no enlargement of the heart. Blood pressure was 127/85...BUT the blood test registered the heart attack through some protein that the heart muscle released as a distress signal. It was supposed to be

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

5 жыл бұрын

Glad that you're still with us! Thank you for sharing your story!

@rebeccam4431

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the aspirin tip :)

@longdongsilber

5 жыл бұрын

@@818guy6 not dead yet !!!

@818guy6

5 жыл бұрын

@@longdongsilber lmao!

@Frederick7419

4 жыл бұрын

Well done for not taking it as a joke. Thanks for sharing.

These are videos that should get millions like. Great you made it and hope you will do great for the future.

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'm glad I made it too!

I could have listened to you and your story for another hour, it was very interesting and very well said. Best of Luck from Australia...

@personaldefenseandfirearme1046

7 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comments, and thanks for watching!