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'I got it into my head I was going to die,' says woman, 37, who had heart attack

A mother of one has described fearing she would die after suffering a heart attack aged 37 during the UK’s first coronavirus lockdown.
Lee Anne Porteous, from Glasgow, believed she was fit and healthy before she started feeling unwell while on a dog walk in May last year.
The Barclays bank worker said she had no idea what was happening when her mouth area began hurting, and thought she was suffering from “toothache”.
“I started getting jaw pain but I didn’t think much of it. I thought I might need to go to the dentist but we’d just gone into lockdown,” Ms Porteous said.

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'I got it into my head I was going to die,' says Scottish woman, 37, who had heart attack

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“I started getting jaw pain but I didn’t think much of it. I thought I might need to go to the dentist but we’d just gone into lockdown,” Ms Porteous said.
“I was feeling pretty lousy so I thought I’d have an early night. Then I woke up about 1am and the pain from my mouth had actually spread into my chest.
“I felt sick and my stomach was hurting. I felt clammy and then I got pins and needles down my arm.
“Eventually I got my husband to call NHS 24 for some advice and as soon as I told the lady my symptoms she said she was going to get an ambulance.”

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Heart attack Scots mum lucky to be alive after thinking jaw pain was toothache

Scots mum lucky to be alive after 'toothache' was a heart attack
Lee Anne Porteous is determined to enjoy the best Christmas ever after she survived the frightening cardiac event earlier this year.
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