Dhru Purohit

First of all, call 911, right?

make sure the door is open so they don't have to break down your door, which is stressful.

I can imagine laying on the couch, having a heart attack and they're bringing down your door and you're getting stressed out even further about that situation.

Make sure your lights are on so they can find you that are there.

the aspirin and chewing it and sort of making that easier to be able to absorb inside of the body.

Some of the tips that were there that could literally save somebody's life.

So I really appreciate that.

Worst case scenario, but that it's not as rare as people think.

So we need to pay attention.

And I want to say that I had a grand uncle many years ago in London who was experiencing a cardiovascular event and he was at home with his wife.

And I don't know, obviously, all the details because she was in another room and none of us know.

But what we do know is as he was feeling the chest pain, something must have happened and he fell.

He hit his head and he bled out.

And it happens all the time.

Which is why we need to actively make sure we get to a place where you're not going to end up falling, hitting your head.

And we were so saddened and heartbroken by that, you know, aspect.

You made a viral video.

got a lot of views we're going to link to it in the show notes but as we're winding down for today's conversation and we're zooming out and we're giving an opportunity to also leave a message for the audience that's listening today who's been blown away by all your tips recommendations advice and also fundamentally your transparency the video was i think 25 lessons

Right?

20, 23 lessons that are there.