When Larry Had A Heart Attack, Every Minute Mattered - January 2008

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Larry Edens thought he had indigestion, maybe a virus or even the flu.

One thing the Church Hill man knew for certain that afternoon last September - something was wrong. So he headed to Holston Valley Medical Center's emergency department and Level One trauma center.
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