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Barn Dance & Picnic

Bring a picnic 5:30 pm, dance with calling by Catherine Baer & music by Back Seat Serenaders 7 pm. Free (barn-raising for rebuilding of Aslak Lie cabin earlier in the day; RSVP to assist: terri@folklorevillage.org).

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Symptoms of heart attack nothing to mess around with - Central Wisconsin News

Symptoms of heart attack nothing to mess around with - Central Wisconsin News
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I was sure that I was overreacting: Doctors say man avoided fatal heart attack by calling 911 early

When you feel like something isn't right with your health, it's easy to wait to see if symptoms get better on their own but that's something that could be a fatal mistake when it comes to heart attack symptoms.

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UW Health: Experts urge those with heart attack symptoms to call 911 early

UW Health: Experts urge those with heart attack symptoms to call 911 early
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I was sure that I was overreacting: Doctors say man avoided fatal heart attack by calling 911 early | 97 Seven Country WGLR - The Tri-States Best Variety of Country

MADISON, Wis. — When you feel like something isn’t right with your health, it’s easy to wait to see if symptoms get better on their own — but that’s something that could be a fatal mistake when it comes to heart attack symptoms, according to local health experts. Dr. Gregory Tester from UW Health says too often, people ignore the.

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