Two months ago, I was woken at 4:00AM by discomfort in my arm. When I
got up, I realized I had breathing problems, then became too faint to
make it on my own into my husbands car for a ride to the hospital.

In ER, they wired me up. No heart attack but the ECG read like someone
who has had a heart attack. ER felt it warranted a follow up
appointment with a Heart Specialist.

I went to a cardiologist, did the stress tests and everything was just
fine, low cholestral, heart of a 25 year old.
Cardiologist said that if someone had placed my ECG report on his desk,
he would at a glance deduct that this person has suffered a heart
attack. He said it's a mystery.

I don't believe in mysteries.
I read somewhere that there is such a thing as Micro-shredding and
Soldiers heart, all to do with stress. Could this be a factor in this
abnormal ECG reading?
I've had more than my share of suffocating stress through life.
Would micro shredding cause an ECG to read like a previous heart attack
and evade detection through normal tests.

Chedder