I don't know yet what it was that happened to me 8 years ago. I was milking,reached down to take a milker off and my left hand rolled right up in to a fist and my arm pulled up against my chest. I couldn't straighten it out. The wife was right there milking with me and was doing home health care at the time. She ran up to her truck and got her blood pressure stuff. My pressure was through the roof. She called the boys and my brother to come and finish the milking and took me to the emergency room. I spent the night in ICU hooked to monitors. They had me on the tread mill,did all kinds of tests over the next few days and didn't really find a problem or any damage,never happened again,but the dairy cows were out of here six weeks later.
Glad you caught it and are alright. I hear all too often about guys who didn't make it because they ignored the symptoms and thought they'd be OK if they just forgot about it.
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