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My dad had an anterior mi 4 days ago , he currently has a stent and they are releasing him tomorrow. is it possible he can live a long normal life?
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MI: It is possible to live a normal life with anterior mi. Life comes with no guarantee of longevity however.
Answered 10/18/2013
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