even knowing what has hit you. Sometimes there are just no signs to show of any conditions that can be fatal or not so critical. Family members must react quickly to call 911 because you never know how much time that person has left.
             John, at the age of 23, was a happy young man living his life the way he wanted to. He was engaged to the girl he loved, living on his own, and working as a restaurant manager. John was a normal young man with all sorts of "toys" that boys must have and want. What more could he ask for; on nice hot summer days he rode his motorcycle, and took his jet ski to the lake with his friends to hang out. On cooler days he drove his mustang around town drag racing down the main road with his friends having a good time. He would throw pool parties at my parent's house to begin the night and after him and his friends would go out to dance clubs to drink, dance, play pool; do what young adults at his age do. Then one day while working he didn't feel so good. I peeked back in the kitchen to see if he needed anything and I saw him grab his chest as if he was short of breathe and needed to rest. I thought nothing of it because he had no health problems wrong with him.
             He knew of no such health problems that were wrong with him. Doctors were constantly telling him that he was a healthy young man and could do what he wanted too, but he never took into consideration that there is that one chance of having heart disease. Why would someone at such a young age have to think about a serious disease when they are told that they are in good health condition yearly? I'm not saying it is the doctor's fault for not seeing any signs of heart disease in my brother, because disease
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