This version, using musical accompaniment, is for fans of art cinema, drama, and the build-up of emotion. You'll love it if you want to appreciate my art video, of this story. First of all, I want to say, take care of yourself. And this is a sad video. It was a big day at work with a year-long project due today. But today everything, really everything, didn't go according to plan. From coffee spilled on documents, to not showing up for a general manager's meeting. And all of this could have been survived. If my heart kept beating in my chest. It didn't take 15 minutes from the first symptoms to a complete shutdown. It's sad. It's sad to realize that it could have been handled in time. It started out innocuously. My neck hurt. Then my back, then my arm. And even my jaw. I started to feel short of breath, cold sweat broke out. I drank a lot of coffee this month to keep me afloat. He must have delivered the final blow. My head spun, my mind became foggy. The stress and irritation only grows. My chest hurts. It's like being in a vise. I can't get enough air. I must be tired and nervous. I get to my feet, it's heavy. And the bell. That last damn call. Why did I pick up the phone? This conversation has made me furious. And that was the last thing I experienced. All that came next was pain and fear. The fear of closing my eyes and not opening them.