62-year-old Tommy Bell, a patient transport supervisor at AdventHealth DeLand Hospital, survived three heart attacks over four days starting November 26 2025 after he felt persistent chest pressure on his drive home and immediately returned to the ER where he worked. He received a stent, was discharged, then experienced two more attacks at home on December 2; familiar colleagues provided care throughout. Interventional cardiologist Janak Bhavsar MD noted that recurrent events are more common with risk factors such as smoking diabetes high blood pressure or high cholesterol and that heart attacks can present with non-classic symptoms like jaw neck back or stomach pain nausea shortness of breath or sweating. This is an individual anecdotal case report (n=1 observational personal account) rather than any peer-reviewed RCT or larger observational study; no conflicts of interest are reported in the source. According to the American Heart Association cited in the piece 20-50% of heart attacks are silent or ignored. Source: https://www.healthline.com/health-news/hospital-worker-survived-3-heart-attacks-4-days