Anyone here that seems to have these ?

It just happend(again if I may add), and they seem to be very recent/close to eacother. My heart seems to stop 'pumping' for a couple of seconds then it begins to pump extremly fast which causes me to hardly breath/stop breathing as it 'hurts' when I inhale. I also seem to almost lose my eye vision and my hands/legs turn blue-ish. Also, my heart is then pumping really fast and I feel really dizzy/sick for a couple of minutes.

 

To top it all of I don't really have any weird medical issues nor did I take any drugs recently.

There are a lot of things that make a person peaceful. My instructors always told me that every emotion can be shut down to reach your goal, don't need stuff for that, and I ain't bothered by anything. Life couldn't be better.

Now, this is what I am talking about. Never be bothered with anything. Well said, my friend. Well said.

There are a lot of things that make a person peaceful. My instructors always told me that every emotion can be shut down to reach your goal, don't need stuff for that, and I ain't bothered by anything. Life couldn't be better.

Now, this is what I am talking about. Never be bothered with anything. Well said, my friend. Well said.

 

It is part of my firefighter training. Every situation is controlled by emotions, shutting down those which are setting the limit for your capabilities will help you achieve success and enlarge your capabilities.

Fun fact: oxygen kills you, though slowly, by aging you. By your logic we should all stop breathing.

 

not breathing leads to an inevitable death within less than a minute, while not smoking increases your overall life-cycle (unless external factors such as diseases or an arrow in the knee cause you to die)

Fun fact: oxygen kills you, though slowly, by aging you. By your logic we should all stop breathing.

 

not breathing leads to an inevitable death within less than a minute, while not smoking increases your overall life-cycle (unless external factors such as diseases or an arrow in the knee cause you to die)

Yet, some smokers are known to live longer than 100 years. Also, Vitality, nice, I was a firefighter too, for like 2 years.

and even more (a lot more) healthy non-smokers live the same duration, it's about the average life cycle of the whole world, not just individuals.

 

either way, I advise you to quit smoking while you can, I lost a 30 year old friend of mine (no I'm not that old) due to lung cancer caused by heavy smoking, and he was almost on the verge of quitting when he died.

Thing is, I'm not a 'heavy' smoker. This also first happend BEFORE I even started smoking.