My heart rate went to 30.

My blood pressure dropped in half.

And the doctor said, if you were not surrounded by us, if this was the parking lot at the church, game over.

Wow.

And what was weird was that I am more okay dying, actually, than I've ever been.

And I want to live more than I ever have.

How is it affected your marriage?

Well. Yeah. and I want to live more than I ever have. How is it affected your marriage? Well, I think, and can we say this, that I think...

I don't know.

I'm what you're going to say, so I think you can say it.

Every single couple at some point in their marriage goes through adversity, right?

Don't you think 100%? 100 right? Don't you think 100%?

100%? 100%. Do you think 100% of couples will go through some sort of physical

adversity in the relationship? And health-wise? I would think so.

If they're together long enough. Yes. That's what I was thinking to. I would definitely think so.

Well, you're hearing the voices of Jim and Angela Davis who have been married. How long?

Coming up on 21 years. But you guys have had no adversity in your lives?

It's amazing.

We wouldn't be very good guests if that was the case.

Yeah, you're obviously here because you have. And we're going to talk about maybe the most recent adversity, but were there others before this? I mean, I don't even say the word out loud. It's a health scare. When Jim Davis texted out or I got an email or something, you had a heart attack, I laughed out a lot. I go, no, not this guy. This is like a, you know, a joke. Because, one, you're incredibly fit and you're young in our eyes, Jim. They're very young. And I was in better shape then than I am now. Really? Yeah. I mean, leading up to it, I was going to CrossFit six days a week. What? And on top of that, I had a goal of rowing 100,000 meters in the month of December. So, I mean, I was extremely active. I tried to get 5,000 meters a day. A week, actually, a week. I was going for the 100,000 meter challenge. Well, there's people listening right now and going, well, that's why you had a heart attack. Yes. That's exactly what some people are thinking. This is what happens. Don't get too healthy. And how old were you when you had the heart attack? 44. Don't ask me. I do the math now. Yeah, it wasn't that. I was 18 months ago. I was 44. Yeah. Okay. Walk us back. Let's hear this story. So it was Sunday morning. I'm a pastor. I was preaching. And we have two services. And I can, there were really no warning signs before this.

Although my mom would want me to tell everybody at Thanksgiving the month before. She thought my skin looked gray. And so she feels like she wished.

Did she say it to you? She didn't. And she says all the time, I wish I'd said something. Your color looked off, but I didn't know anything was wrong, but my mom saw that. I didn't notice it. You didn't? It's kind of, just used to my slow skin and change color. It wasn't all of a sudden. But, um, so I started feeling a little bit of burning, like indigestion.

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