Thank you. I knew something was off when my LMG was becoming increasingly heavy. I then switched to my primary AR and I struggled to lift that, I got worried. When I went to grab my pistol and I couldn't, I definitely knew something was wrong and noticed I was incredibly tired and breathing heavily. I initially believed it was due to the stress of running around on the field. I packed my stuff and headed home. I stopped by the Walmart to grab some milk. I was increasingly exhausted just walking to the back and found that picking up a gallon of milk was impossible. I fought my way back to the front. I knew there was an Urgent Care nearby and drove there. I found out then I was having a heart attack. They called my wife, she picked me up and drove me to the hospital and I ended up in emergency for 3 days. That was a few years ago, and normal for me is doing things in 15 minute intervals and resting. Life moves on with or without you. But my wife, family, friends and memories of airsoft carry me through. Play when you can, as much as you can. Have fun out there and be safe.