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<blockquote data-quote="steelfingers" data-source="post: 3043283" data-attributes="member: 38658">Jump in here real quick.&nbsp; Pre existing health issues are not often lifestyle.I&#039;m in great shape.&nbsp; I&#039;ve always been in great shape.&nbsp; My first Heart attack happened when I was running 3 miles a day 7 days a week and lifting weights 3 days a week.&nbsp; My bmi was great and my cholesterol is so low I have to take meds to try and raise it.&nbsp; I have two brothers that died of Heart attacks all caused by heredity.&nbsp; My back problems came from working my entire life.I&#039;m in super good shape but will be on expensive meds for the rest of my life.These are pre existing conditions not caused by lifestyle.I&#039;m lucky because I have great insurance from my employer.If anyone wants to be the judge of lifestyles, you might look around and notice a ton of the people you know are dead or dying and most of those aren&#039;t on drugs or eating donuts 24/7.&nbsp; It&#039;s called the human condition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steelfingers, post: 3043283, member: 38658"] Jump in here real quick. Pre existing health issues are not often lifestyle. I'm in great shape. I've always been in great shape. My first Heart attack happened when I was running 3 miles a day 7 days a week and lifting weights 3 days a week. My bmi was great and my cholesterol is so low I have to take meds to try and raise it. I have two brothers that died of Heart attacks all caused by heredity. My back problems came from working my entire life. I'm in super good shape but will be on expensive meds for the rest of my life. These are pre existing conditions not caused by lifestyle. I'm lucky because I have great insurance from my employer. If anyone wants to be the judge of lifestyles, you might look around and notice a ton of the people you know are dead or dying and most of those aren't on drugs or eating donuts 24/7. It's called the human condition. [/QUOTE]

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