"I thought I was coming down with the flu or the upper respiratory infection or something," Tanner told "GMA."
"Women can typically present with symptoms unrelated to chest pain and I think that's one of the reasons why they get downplayed, mainly because it doesn't feel typically like what you think a heart attack would feel like," ABC News medical contributor Dr. Jennifer Ashton.
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